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1971 Corvette
The 1971
Corvette was one of the model years least changed in appearance. A labor dispute in May of
1969 caused the 1969 model production to run long, shortening normal 1970 production by
over four months. To compensate Chevrolet then treated 1971 Corvette production as an
extension of 1970. GM also directed it's divisions to cut octane requirement in all 1971
engines, this effort carried a higher priority than appearance changes. One visible clue
to a 1971's outward appearance is amber parking light lenses, although some very early
production had clear lenses. 1971 Options:
Serial Numbers: 194371S100001 through 194371S121801 For Convertibles, the fourth digit is a "6" Suffix:
MT=Manual Trans, AT=Automatic Trans, PS=Power Steering,
AC=Air Conditioning, SD=Second Design, IG=Transistor Ignition, EC=Evaporative Emission
Control, EP=Early Production, AH=Aluminum Heads The ZR1 included the LT1 Engine, M22 Transmission, heavy-duty power brakes, transistor ignition, special aluminum radiator, and special springs, shocks, and front and rear stabilizer bars. ZR1's also had metal fan shrouds. The ZR2 was similar to the ZR1 except the ZR2 package included the LS6 454ci, 425hp engine. Base Engine: 350ci V8 270hp | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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