1969 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible

Mileage: Over 44,479

Price: $65,995

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Vehicle Highlights

Exterior Color Can-Am White Exterior

Interior Color Black Interior

Miles Over 44,479 Miles

Engine L46 350

Drivetrain Rear Wheel Drive

Vehicle Description

The 1969 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray is often cited as the definitive iteration of the "Shark" body style. It marked the return of the "Stingray" script to the front fenders—now as one word—and solidified the muscular, flared-fender aesthetic that would define the brand for more than a decade. With its removable tops, chrome bumpers, and aggressive stance, the '69 model perfectly captured the swagger of late-60s American performance. It was a machine built for drivers who demanded both style and substance, offering a level of engagement that modern sports cars struggle to replicate. The excitement intensifies when you lift the hood to reveal the original, numbers-matching powertrain. The heart of this Stingray is the venerable L46 350-cubic-inch V-8. Factory rated at 350 horsepower and featuring an 11:1 compression ratio, the L46 is widely considered the "sweet spot" of the small-block lineup, offering big-block acceleration with small-block handling balance. It is mated to a stout 4-speed manual transmission, putting complete control in the palm of the driver’s hand. The visceral experience is amplified by factory side-exit exhaust pipes, which deliver the classic small-block soundtrack directly to the driver’s ear. The engine bay is well-detailed and presents as a show-ready example of American engineering. The example offered here is finished in its original shade of Can-Am White (Code 972). The paint is in fantastic condition, having recently benefited from a professional paint correction and ceramic coating that locks in a deep, wet gloss. This preservation is matched by the brightwork; the chrome bumpers and emblems appear original and well-cared-for, serving as a testament to the car's history of just six caretakers from new. This specific example was previously acquired at Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale, adding another layer to its provenance. It features the stylish TJ2 Front Fender louver trim and comes complete with two tops: a black convertible soft top described as "like new," and the original factory hardtop, which is in fantastic condition and includes a rollable storage stand. Inside, the preservation continues with an excellent Black interior. The bucket seats, carpets, dashboard, and switchgear remain in very nice condition. Crucially, this convertible is equipped with Factory Air Conditioning, a rare and highly desirable option that makes this car a true year-round tourer. However, the true value of this Corvette lies in its verified history. It has been judged at a National Corvette Restorers Society (NCRS) meet, where it achieved a final score of 92.7 and earned a prestigious "Second Flight" award for originality. Furthermore, it has been shown at Bloomington Gold numerous times over the years, confirming its status as a high-level survivor recognized by the most exacting standards in the Corvette community. Whether used for local shows, spirited drives, or touring, this 1969 Stingray offers the perfect blend of preservation, performance, and rare factory options.