Stingray Belt

1975 Corvette Stingrays are reliable cars?

I recently met a Stingray 75 which requires a good bit of TLC, especially cosmetics. The guy is selling it for $ 2k and all original parts on it, and it begins. As I said, it takes a good bit of work, stirrups new, tires, battery, maybe the belts and hoses, and some interior work (which is based on my own observations and what the seller I was told). My main question, however, is that going to be a reliable car? All I intend to do now is just a job Simple Restore on that, keeping everything as original as possible. Is this car $ 50 or myself to death constantly need to work after she was restored? The car has 70k miles on it, and I do not intend to make a daily driver. Thank you!

Not that the car will be $ 200, you death. I used to work at a Chevrolet dealer, a mechanic light said: "Only millionaires and mechanics must own Corvettes. "And he was right.

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