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1980 Chevrolet Corvette

Car for sale by Hobby Cars Corvettes in Martinsburg, Pennsylvania 16662

$18,999

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1980 Chevrolet Corvette for sale 100968179

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The 1967 Corvette is considered the most-loved Corvette ever produced. The combination of classic C2 styling, along with an incredible array of powertrain and comfort options, makes it one of the most desirable Corvettes ever. Not bad for a car that was never supposed to be made!

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1980 Chevrolet Corvette $18,999

Martinsburg, PA White · 50,000 miles

Numbers matching, L48/350 motor, 4 speed manual transmission, 57,066 original miles (91,840 Kilometers), red leather interior, power steering, power brakes, power windows, tilt and tele steering column, dual sport mirrors, working A/C, AM/FM/Cassette player, alloy wheels, original air cleaner assembly, original valve covers, and much more. I drove this corvette an hour and a half home. It runs and drives strong with plenty of power. We changed the oil and filter and checked and lubed the chassis. This corvette was originally sold in Canada and has Kilometers as the larger numbers on the speedometer with MPH in smaller numbers. 1980 was the last year for no computers in a Corvette. GM produced only 5,726 4-speeds out of 40,614 total production that year.