I was at a cruise-in over the weekend and ran across the following. I have WAY too many moving parts, but some of the purists out there may have an interest.....

1969 Corvette

For Sale by 3rd Owner, $50,000

One of the few remaining unmolested rare Big Block Tri-Powers

A Numbers Matching L68, 427 Cu. In. 400 Horse Tri-Power

Number 6,482 of 16,633 Convertibles Of the C-3 Platform

Placed in Service 1/23/69, Anderson, IN

1ST OwnerWilliam L. Mauck, Basketball Coach

4 Speed Close Ratio Saginaw Box & 3:70 Posi Rear End

Original Cortez Silver Paint, & Black Top & Black Interior

No power options, i.e.: Brakes – Steering - Windows

2nd Owner - David V. Aiken, Delco-Remy Div. Supervisor - 7/27/71

Moved to Ohio – 1976, Title Changed 4/8/77

In storage 20 Years from 1986 to May 19, 2006
Driven less than 100 Miles Per Year
Battery Charged Monthly – Replaced 3 times
Fresh Gas & Oil Change Annually

Mileage as of 5/19/06 46,726 – Date Speedometer Broke Moving Out of Carriage House

3rd Owner - George B. Stringer, GM Retired, 5/12/06
New Delco-Morain Calipers
New Master Cylinder – Silicone Brake Fluid Applied
New Tires

Serious Inquires
     george.stringer@earthlink.net 615-791-1362 H or 615-319-2703 C

Art Tinsley of Art’s Corvette Auto Mart, Bowling Green, KY appraised the car on 6/24/06 in Nashville at the GoodGuys’ Nationals and said, ”this car is a rare survivor. It will only be original one time as it is now. It has it all, 427 Tri-Power, 4-Speed, and it’s a roadster.”
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Thats My Dream Car.

Unfortunately too rich for my Budget right now.

I`m sure it will find a good home

It's a REAL nice ride, but I couldn't appreciate it. Matching numbers don't mean much to me, I modify EVERYTHING!!!!

Cortez silver