The 1979 Chevrolet Corvette is a sleek and classic example of American sports car design, featuring a 350ci V8 engine and an automatic transmission. The black exterior, although exhibiting some paint blemishes upon close inspection, still commands attention with its muscular lines and overall sleek appearance. The T-tops, while not glass like in later models, offer the versatility of open-air driving, and the alloy slotted wheels are in excellent condition, shod with Cooper Cobra white-letter tires.

Inside, the black interior has been well-maintained, with black bucket seats providing a sporty feel. The cabin includes power windows, a three-spoke steering wheel, a center console with auxiliary gauges, and a Sony cassette player. Unlike earlier C3 Corvettes, this model features a square gauge binnacle instead of individual tachometer and speedometer gauges. Despite this, the low seating position and overall interior design create a feeling of being in a special car.

Under the hood, the 350ci V8 engine (L48) is paired with a 3-speed automatic transmission. While the L48 is the base engine, it delivers ample torque and performance, ensuring an enjoyable driving experience. The working AC adds to the comfort, making this Corvette a blend of classic style and modern convenience.