1956 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible 2D
$19,999
18 photos of this car.
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Details
| Year | 1956 |
|---|---|
| Model | Chevrolet Corvette Convertible 2D |
| Series | C1 |
| Mileage | 300 miles |
| Colour (as listed by seller) | Red |
| Interior colour | White |
| Transmission | Automatic |
| Condition | Listing details from the car's own Facebook Marketplace listing: Year: 1956; Mileage: 300; Transmission: Automatic; Exterior Color: Red; Interior Color: White; Vehicle Title: CLEAN. |
| Seller | Marketplace seller |
| Listed by | |
| Location | Fairmount, GA |
About this car
Listed on Facebook Marketplace in Fairmount, GA at $19,999. This 1956 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible 2D is showing 300 miles, finished in Red over a White interior, with a automatic transmission, offered by a Marketplace seller; the listing was verified live on 2026-11-10.
More about this car
Relisting
1956 Chevrolet corvette, (yes a real 56)
Have thousands $$ in parts, all in pictures
I have documentation from original owner, makes it easier to get a title. I have the original vin plate as well.
Comes with body, original frame, two hard tops, seats, and hood, grille, ect.
No engine or transmission.
This was going to be a project for me, just don’t have the time to get it done.
If it’s up, it’s available, don’t ask.
Don’t waste my time.
No trades.
The car is currently at my other house in connecticut. Buyer would be responsible for pickup.
What the pictures show
- Plainly first: this is not a complete car. The 18 photos show a disassembled C1 Corvette project - a weathered fibreglass body shell on blocks outdoors (photos 1-4 and 18), its rolling chassis standing separate on the grass (photos 7-8), and the rest in storage.
- The body is genuine C1 - correct shell, dash and hardtop (photos 12-15) - in peeling white primer over red, headlight pods and grille empty, the engine bay a hollow shell (photo 5) and the cockpit gutted to its red fuel tank (photo 6).
- No engine or gearbox appears anywhere in the set; what travels with it is photographed in pieces - seats (photo 11), a door (photo 9), the hood panel (photo 10), and shelves of bumpers, gauges and trim (photos 16-17).
- Nothing in the photos separates a '56 from a '57 and there's no VIN shot, so the year rests on the seller's word; the recorded 300 miles can't be checked either - the gauge cluster sits loose on a parts shelf in photo 16.
Money: At $19,999 the price finally makes sense - the photos show a real but fully dismantled project, body off its frame with no drivetrain in sight, and the money buys that starting point, not a running Corvette.
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