1969 Monza Red

Rarer than even the Chevrolet Corvette was the 427/400 big-block, which rang up sales of only 2,072 units — or 5 percent of the entire production run. This example, in za d over Saddle leather, is a documented and NCRS-verified numbers-matching car, according to the seller. It’s also a four-speed car, with its original tank sticker, and options including the 3.55 rear axle, alarm system and AM/FM radio. The car is said to be in very good condition. 

• The Corvette runs a 427-cu.in. OHV V8.
• Per NCRS documentation, the L68-code 427/400 engine is original.
• It appears to have been rebuilt, with dyno testing showing it produced 421 peak horsepower.
• cking the engine is a close-ratio four-speed manual transmission.
• The driveline also includes the optional 3.55-gear Positraction rear axle.
• ing to the seller, the car wears a respray of its original za d color.
• The finish is said to be in very good condition, with a few paint chips.
• Non-original side exhausts have been added.
• A saddle convertible top appears in very good condition.
• ide, the Saddle cockpit’s original vinyl-trimmed seats have been swapped for leather.
• The interior appears in very good condition, with light wear seen in the seats and carpet.
• The rest of the cabin’s trim, including the steering wheel and dash pad, are in good shape.
• There are no reported issues with the steering, suspension or braking systems.
• The car wears gle GTII tires on factory Rally wheels.

• Supporting documents include an NCRS report corroborating the car’s matching numbers.
• The tank sticker and a reproduction of the window sticker are included.
• An engine dyno report.
• An incomplete tank sticker.

• There are no reported needs.

• This C3 convertible is one of 2,072 Corvettes produced with the .
• ing to NCRS documentation it is a numbers-matching four-speed car.
• The exterior has been repainted the original za d.
• ide, the Saddle upholstery has been upgraded from the original vinyl to leather.
• Options include an AM/FM radio, 3.55 axle, alarm system and close-ratio transmission.

New does not issue titles for vehicles of this age, the seller states that this vehicle will be sold on the proper document in his name for transfer of ownership. It’s a 1969 Chevrolet Corvette convertible with the rare 427/400 big-block engine and a four-speed transmission. It’s also a documented numbers-matching car that includes the original tank sticker.