Corvette Rear End on 2040-parts.com
Tucson, Arizona, United States
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I have this rear end out of my 65 Corvette that I had in storage for 35 years. It is like new only about 30 hours on it. its a 538 or 513 ratio ??? with a moroso positraction carrier, has new bearings and new seals. Ready to use. In 1976 I set a world record in B vette class 11.83 seconds in the quarter mile. This unit well be good for you to race with or Street drive.
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