Used Chevrolet Corvette for Sale Nationwide
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Overview
In 1955, the manual transmission promised by Chevrolet for its Corvette was finally available. The 265-ci, 3-speed V8 was rated at 195 horsepower, although the majority of the cars were still equipped with the Powerglide automatic transmission.
Much of the improvements from 1954 forward were spurred by the release of the Ford Thunderbird two-seater, the stiffest competition the Corvette would face (at least from its own country).
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Reviewed a 1955 Chevrolet Convertible Roadster on Dec 20, 2007
My is one of 15 copper colors sold, a driver and top flight, having both after market tops, plasticon & bubble top. %100 original. We've driven it all around the country 116,000 miles on it and loved every mile. Meeting people that ask what is it.
1955 Chevrolet Corvette Trims
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