VIN 194379S725254

Car Year:	1969
Car's approximate birthday:	July 24, 1969
Owner:	1) Ebay: jtzalm
City:	Kemmerer
State:	Wyoming
Country:	United States
Purchase date:	01/01/2013
Status:	Current Owner
State:	Under Restoration
Exterior:	974 Monza Red
Interior:	407 Red (Vinyl)	(3.95%)
Softtop:	Other Color
Wheels:	Silver	(100.00%)
Delivery Dealer Zone:	Unknown
Delivery Dealer Code:	Unknown
Options:	RPO	Option	Percentage Sold [%]	Sales Price [$]
	19437	Base Corvette Sport Coupe (BB 435hp)	57.09%	4,781.00
	A01	Soft Ray Tinted Glass, all windows	80.67%	16.90
	A31	Power Windows	25.32%	63.20
	A82	Headrests	100.00%	17.95
	A85	Custom Shoulder Belts (std with coupe)	58.64%	42.15
	C50	Rear Window Defroster	6.41%	32.65
	G81	Positraction Rear Axle, all ratios	95.36%	46.35
	J50	Power Brakes	43.54%	42.15
	K66	Transistor Ignition System	14.71%	81.10
	L71	427ci, 435hp Engine	7.02%	437.10
	M40	Turbo Hydra-Matic Automatic Transmission	21.05%	221.80
	N40	Power Steering	58.99%	105.35
	TJ2	Front Fender Louver Trim	30.86%	21.10
	U15	Speed Warning Indicator	9.19%	11.60
	U79	AM-FM Radio, stereo	10.61%	278.10
	UA6	Alarm System	32.08%	26.35
	Total		0.000000000165276% (1 Cars)	6,224.85
Factory job nr.:	Unknown
Export Car:	Non Export Car
Engine details:	One of 255... l71 mated to a special factory mod turbo hydromatic 400
Car history:
1) Stored in 1984 .. found in 2013 .. original unrestored drivetrain still in car .. runs. Too many projects so letting one go. I've had this Corvette tucked away in the back of my garage for the last 5 years. I believe it is a 1 of 1 1969 Corvette. Still containing its original 427 435hp motor and hooked to its original, ultra rare, TH400. This is a special build high shift point transmission. These transmissions were ONLY placed behind L71/L89, L88 & ZL1. With a slightly higher stall 6 bolt torque converter and full throttle shifts at 6500 rpm it made this combo a contender at the drag races in the late 60's. Unfortunately, we are in the days of more fake L71's existing than GM ever built. People re-stamp blocks, fake paperwork...you name it...to recreate one of the ultra rare and thus more valuable 435hp tripower cars, so the fact that CY code transmissions WERE ONLY placed behind solid lifter motors (L71/L88/ZL1), unlike the 4 speeds, the trans proves this to be a real L71. Out of 38,762 corvettes built in 1969 only 2,722 were optioned with the L71 427/435 motor. Out of those 2,722 only 255 came with the high shift point TH400 transmission. Out of those 255 how many were Monza red? With 10 colors available, lets say 10 per cent were red. That's 26 cars. Of the 26, how many had all of the following : N40 Power Steering, J50 Power Brakes, A31 Power Windows, C50 Rear Window Defrost (very rare at 2,485 out of 38,762), 407 Red Vinyl Interior, G81 Posi Axle, K66 Transistor Ignition System, U79 AM/FM Radio Stereo (rare highest radio option 4,114 out of 38,762), A01 Tinted Windows, A82 Headrests, U15 Speed Warning Indicator (rare at 3,561 out of 38,762). . If you still have any doubts of the '1 of 1' claim, consider this fact: Per 'Chevy By The Numbers' book, GM stopped casting the common L71 head '3919840' around May 1969. This car is a late 1969 Corvette on the assembly line in July '69. These late 435hp cars got the heads that were being prepared for the 1970 LS7 (head casting number 3964291). From what I have read, these have slight casting differences and larger exhaust valves than the earlier '840' head. Block 3963512, 4 bolt main. Date code F-17-9. Right Head 3964291. Date code F-4-9 Left Head 3964291. Date code F-4-9 Exhaust Manifold (left) 3690827 Exhaust Manifold (right) 3880828 Posi Differential 1AW62469W (HD 3.08). Date code F-24-9 Engine Pad T0711LX 19S725254 M40 Transmission (CY code) 19S725254. Approximate car assembly date would be G-24-69. The car was parked in the early 90's in California following a wreck. I still have the early 90's plates that were on the car. The Corvette will need nose fiberglass work (around the headlight area). The rear end of the car will need fiberglass work. The frame is very solid but will need straightening at the rear cross-member (please see pictures). The car retains its original paint and complete driveline. When I found the car it had an aftermarket L88 hood, aluminum single 4 barrel intake, Holley carb and an aftermarket distributor. I replaced the L88 hood with an original GM 427 hood in excellent shape (worth $1000 alone). I do not have the original tripower or distributor. I will include a set of 15x8 Corvette rims with the car to enable ease of loading. I oiled the cylinders and motor rotated freely but plan on full rebuild during restoration its almost 50 years old. This is one of the last high horse 427's built. 454's were a few months away. Notice the 6 bolt converter and tri-power throttle linkage bracket still in place. Clear Wyoming title in my name. This is a project car needing full restoration. Interesting information surfaced yesterday. When I bought the car there was personal items in it the seller didn't care to remove. I thought that was odd at the time. The lot of items contained an old check registry from the 1980's, 5 home video tapes of kids playing baseball and basketball, 20 or more medical receipts and two medical cards from the 1980's. Searching the internet I found the individual on the medical cards. Long story short I located that mans son was able to call him. The boy now in his 40's is delighted to get old family videos back. (most likely of him in his youth sports). I took a picture then mailed the videos back to him this morning those belong to the family. To my amazement the boy confirmed his dads red corvette which he bought new and held to the day he died in 2013. The property, house garage, car, was all sold in an estate auction upon the fathers death. This explains why the individual I bought it from know nothing about corvettes and didn't care to empty the belongings. All this info will be given to next owner. That will include med docs found in car and contact information to the son of the first owner. This is a one owner corvette from 1969 to 2013. One guy that flipped it then me ! Sold for $10,700 on April 18, 2018.
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