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For sale:
1969 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible finished in the original colors of Cortez silver exterior (986) and gun metal vinyl (416) interior. The interior is all original as is the black vinyl convertible top. The tags are born with original with superb shadowing of the characters. The motor, transmission and rear differential are also born with original. L46 350, M21, and 3.70 gears. Mechanical items such as the alternator, starter, bell housing, valve covers, smog system and 458da pulley are born with original. List of numbers and dates below. Exhaust system is original but the mufflers are basic replacement. Documentation includes the tank sheet which remains untouched and on the tank, and the protect-o-plate. Same owner family since the early 1970s. Other documents include various insurance cards and registrations from throughout tenure of ownership. Comes with the original hard top. Black wall tires are new from Coker. All hoses, straps, wire ties, and vacuum lines appear to be in factory like condition and orientation. The four original Pliacell shocks are still on the car! Original Stant gas cap and original RC-15 radiator cap too. The Corvette has been used sparingly for the last 10+ years and only needs a good home for a tune up and brake service. Starts right up and does not smoke. Tough finding an original driveline, unmolested ’69 Corvette in these rare colors with paperwork and long standing ownership tenure. No question car. $35,000 OBO Thanks, Dan 914-715-4081 Fan Shroud: 39556109 with <> shape Starter: 1108338, date - July 10, 1969 (9G10) Alternator: 1100833, date - July 10, 1969 (9G10) Bellhousing: 3899621 11 inch Motor: L46 code, 350ci/350hp, pad stamp - V0723HW - Flint, July 23, 1969 stamp Transmission: M21 - P9K07B - Muncie, 1969, July 07, B = M21 Differential: AO code = 3.70s, July 28, 1969 Trim Tag Date: M05 = August 5, 1969 Top Up: ![]() ![]() Hard top: ![]() Top Down: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Interior: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Very nice car. July engine and July trans. Very unusual.
Personally, I believe the 69 L46 is still a bit undervalued. ONLY differences between L46 and the next year LT-1 are the cam, intake and carb. Best of luck with the sale.
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69 camaro X11, 56,000 miles, original HO paint 67 camaro SS/RS, Butternut yellow, bench, fold down |
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Rare car with the Gunmetal Vinyl interior I believe they only made around 600 cars total in 1969 with gun-metal vinyl. 1969 Corvettes small blocks or big blocks are great values right now and way under the money compared to other cars of the same year. That's one of the nicest original front cross-member I have ever seen. Most of time they are bend up/beat up from years of jacking the front of the car up using the cross-member. Great Car, Good luck with the sell.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Nasblu</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Rare car with the Gunmetal Vinyl interior I believe they only made around 600 cars total in 1969 with gun-metal vinyl. 1969 Corvettes small blocks or big blocks are great values right now and way under the money compared to other cars of the same year. That's one of the nicest original front cross-member I have ever seen. Most of time they are bend up/beat up from years of jacking the front of the car up using the cross-member. Great Car, Good luck with the sell.</div></div>
I agree with you on the values for 69 Vettes. Nice car Dan.
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Hi Lynn, thanks very much. This is a great car with a lot of potential for the new owner.
We are motivated and can accept offers. Thanks, Dan 914-715-4081
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Great color combination!
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2023 Silverado (last GM vehicle I am buying!) 2017 impala (wife’s car) 1970 Raylle 350 post coupe (sold) (5 yrs in bodyshop)had enough!!! 1971 442 W 30 holiday coupe automatic . |
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Dan - sweet car. Your ad answers ALL of the questions. Great photos!
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Not that I want you to pull a valve cover, but if you have had one off, I would really like to know if there are drippers. That car rolled out the door the same week as my 08A 69 Z.
I have an HW engine dated October or Nov. 69 that had dripper valve covers from the factory. I know there have been several "late" Z/28s and L46 Corvettes found with dripper valve covers. Seems the earliest ones are August cars, although apparently most August cars did not get the drippers. And once again, I agree on values. They have crept up some in the last 10 years, but if that were an unmolested Z or even and SS of the same year with the same mileag and born with components, well, much more money. And frankly, this Corvette is twice as fun to drive as the Camaro. I just keep waiting for the prices to explode on these C3 chrome bumber Corvettes.
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