1968 Corvette muscle car 327/350

A 1968 Corvette street rod 327/350 with attitude. As you probably know, 1968 was the first year for the C3 body style - and this was the 155th C3 ever built.
This car is not the Corvette you're father had, this is the one in the poster on your wall growing up. With deep dish rims, flared fenders, shaved (no emblems, mirrors, or gills), and a deep throaty sound, this car turns heads.
I found this car in a barn in Wisconsin about two years ago. Since then we've done a ton of work to her, including everything on this list.
1. New Rear Shocks
2. New Fuel Tank
3. New Fuel sending Unit
4. Turned Rotors x4
5. New brake Pads x4
6. New Stainless Steel brake calipers x4
7. New American Racing Outlaw 1 Rims 10" rear, 8" front
8. New tires 60's back, 70's front
9. New Power steering pump
10. New Power steering valve
11. New High performance starter
12. New Rear-end fluid
13. New Radiator fan
14. New Intake manifold
15. New Valve covers
16. New Air cleaner
17. New Distributor
18. New High performance plugs/wires
19. New Belts/Hoses
20. New Thermostat & Housing
21. New Holly 670 cfm Street Avenger 4 brl Carb
22. New Racing seats with 4 point race harnesses
23. New Steering wheel
24. New Heater/Vent control
25. New Lower console dash parts
26. New Lower console
27. New Windshield
28. New Windshield pillar trim
29. New Rear view mirror
30. New Front suspension parts
31. New Windshield pillar seals
32. New Canvas convertible top
33. New Storage compartment tray covers
34. New Headlight vacuum actuators/controllers/line
35. New Headlights/turn signals/marker lights
36. New Tail light covers
37. New Fuel pressure regulator
38. New Fuel pump
38. New Battery
39. New all weather cover
As with all 50 year old cars there is work to be done - but this is a solid muscle car. It looks cool, runs great, and turns heads - all at a very affordable price.
Let me know if you have any questions,
Thanks