1963 Chevrolet Corvette SPLIT WINDOW COUPE RESTOMOD

Make

Chevrolet

Model

Corvette SPLIT WINDOW COUPE RESTOMOD

Year

1963

Listed price

$349,500

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas

Transmission

Automatic

Mileage

1,315 miles

The 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray stands as one of the most iconic and instantly recognizable American sports cars ever conceived, largely due to the singular beauty of its "Split-Window" coupe design. This was the inaugural year for the C2 generation, a radical departure from the C1, featuring an independent rear suspension, a sleek, aerodynamically sculpted body penned by Bill Mitchell, and — for one year only — that distinctive, longitudinally bisected rear window. This design, a point of contention even within GM at the time, has since become a legendary hallmark, making the 1963 coupe one of the most sought-after collector Corvettes. Its racing pedigree was immediate, dominating SCCA events and solidifying its status as a true performance machine. This particular 1963 Split-Window Corvette transcends mere restoration, presenting as an expertly crafted restomod from a private collection. With a reported 0 miles since its comprehensive build, this coupe marries its timeless aesthetic with thoroughly modern performance and reliability. The transformation was undertaken by Bill Dawson, proprietor of Corvette Correction in Seguin, Texas – a name synonymous with high-quality custom frames and rolling chassis for vintage Corvettes. While the exact engine specification is currently unknown, the "LS3 Restomod" designation promises a potent, modern Chevrolet V8 powerplant, paired with a smooth automatic transmission for effortless cruising or spirited driving. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a legendary piece of automotive history, reimagined for the contemporary enthusiast.