2004 Chevrolet Corvette

Highlights Only 31K original miles Exceptional condition Extensive service history Torch Red with White convertible top 2 keys, owner's manuals & window sticker About This 2004 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible is an exceptionally well-kept example of the final year of the C5 generation, showing just 31K original miles . We acquired this Corvette from a longtime friend , and it has clearly been extremely well cared for throughout its life. The CARFAX shows tons of documented service history , and its exceptional overall condition reflects the level of care it has received over the years. Finished in Torch Red with a White convertible top , this is a particularly sharp and distinctive color combination. It is powered by Chevrolet?s 5.7L LS1 V8 and is equipped with the 3.15 Performance Axle Ratio . This Corvette is also nicely optioned with the Preferred Equipment Group 1SB , including Head-Up Display, Memory Package, power telescoping steering column, Twilight Sentinel automatic headlamp control, and electrochromic mirrors. It comes complete with 2 keys, owner's manuals, and the window sticker . Key Features & Factory Options Preferred Equipment Group 1SB $1,200 Head-Up Display Memory Package Electrochromic Mirrors Inside rearview mirror Driver outside rearview mirror Light-sensitive automatic dimming Power Telescopic Steering Column Twilight Sentinel Headlamp Control System White Convertible Top Head-Up Display Digital vehicle speed readout Engine RPM Performance up-shift guide for the 6-speed manual transmission Water temperature Oil pressure Fuel level Power Telescopic Steering Column Manual tilt wheel Memory Package 3.15 Performance Axle Ratio $395 Federal Emissions Requirements Original MSRP: $50,835 Original Shipping Charge: $800 Retail Price When New: $53,230 With only 31K miles, exceptional condition, extensive documented service history, and a striking Torch Red/White top combination , this final-year C5 is an excellent example of a Corvette that has been extremely well cared for. Its known history, desirable equipment, and complete documentation make it especially difficult to duplicate.