1963 Chevrolet Corvette

Make

Chevrolet

Model

Corvette

Year

1963

Listed price

$135,000

Location

Buckfield

Transmission

Automatic

Mileage

0 miles

The 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray stands as a monumental achievement in American automotive design and engineering. Penned by Bill Mitchell and Larry Shinoda, with Duntov's engineering prowess beneath, the C2 generation was a radical departure from its predecessor. Its sleek, aerodynamic lines, independent rear suspension (a first for Corvette), and hidden headlamps immediately captivated the public. However, it was the iconic split rear window on the coupe that truly cemented its legendary status, a design element so distinctive it was only offered for the 1963 model year before being replaced by a single pane due to visibility concerns. This singular design choice, combined with the Sting Ray's potent performance, made the '63 a coveted classic from the moment it rolled off the assembly line. This particular 1963 Corvette Split Window coupe presents a unique opportunity, showing 0 miles on the odometer and hinting at a significant restoration or refresh. While the engine and transmission details are not specified, the seller notes that essential functions like the horn, radio, heater fan, blinkers, and wipers are all in working order – a testament to the care taken with its electrical and accessory systems. Intriguingly, the presence of a "fuelie tach" suggests this example may have once been, or was intended to be, equipped with the desirable Rochester mechanical fuel injection system, a highly sought-after option that transformed the Corvette into a true performance machine in its era. This is a chance to acquire a true icon of automotive history, a car that perfectly encapsulates the spirit of 1960s American performance and design.