This freshly restored 1969 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray would make any car enthusiast proud, and you have the opportunity to win this C3 in the PAL’s Heroes sweepstakes event.
Equipped with the original 427cid V8 engine that was removed and completely rebuilt to factory specifications during an extensive restoration, this Corvette puts out 390 horsepower. The engine is connected to a numbers-matching 4-speed manual transmission.
The body was stripped to bare fiberglass and then underwent 100 hours of blocking and smoothing before being repainted in the original Monaco Orange paint.
“During reassembly everything was addressed to bring this Corvette up to the highest standards including new trim, new weatherstripping, and sandblasting then painting any reused components,” the non-profit PAL’s Heroes says on the sweepstake’s website.
The Saddle interior has remained mostly original except for new seat foam and covers.
PAL’s Heroes, a non-profit devoted to education, awareness and support of children and their families who have been faced with life-threatening illnesses, partners with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
By entering this 1969 Corvette Stingray’s sweepstakes, you’ll be supporting both PAL’s Heroes and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in their mission to unlock the cure to end childhood cancer.
Journal readers get 25 percent more bonus entries when entering to win this 1969 Corvette Stingray.
Beautiful car for a great cause.
I think that there is a typo…the minimum horsepower for a 427 engine was 390…
Something is a bit wrong with descriptors used in validating car, work done, heritage, etc
Rather uncomfortable and curious why…..> owned a car like that 1970-1972 somewhat…different. hmmmm