What is a 68 Corvette convertible?

What is a 68 Corvette convertible?

The Corvette Convertible takes the same basic stingray idea with the lid off and turns in top-down driving for two. Drivers of the ’68 Corvettes had three options of how to put the top on. Soft top (in black, white, or beige) or removable hardtop- pick either one as standard or order them both together.

What kind of window does a corvette have on it?

This Corvette boasted uncommon, removable sections over pilot and navigator, that lift out for open air moving. A nearly vertical glass rear window tucks out of the way into a compartment in the luggage area.

What kind of glass does a 1968 Corvette have?

There is a big story in glass for the ’68 Corvette Convertible. Like the Coupe, and like all previous Corvettes since ’53, a rustless fiber glass body is basic. Full door glass styling aids in visibility as well as appearance and the Convertible’s removable hardtop has a glass rear window for the first time.

What makes a corvette a trim one style-side?

Wraparound front and rear bumpers plus line-smoothing hideaway features help make Corvette a trim one style-side. On the nose end, vacuum operated headlights glide open automatically when lights are turned on.

What makes a 1968 Corvette Stingray so special?

For 1968, the mechanics of the Stingray were improved and refined; this year was an inspiring year in terms of design. This Corvette boasted uncommon, removable sections over pilot and navigator, that lift out for open air moving. A nearly vertical glass rear window tucks out of the way into a compartment in the luggage area.

What kind of car is a safari yellow Corvette?

This car truly represents the rare breed of Corvette enthusiast who is extremely talented and unique patience for precision. We sometimes call them the crazy… Read More This is a very nice numbers-matching Safari Yellow (code 984) highly optioned Big Block Corvette Coupe with the desirable Black Leather Interior (code 402) with head restraints.