1963 Chevrolet Corvette on 2040-cars
Willow City, Texas, United States
Just email me at: karlkttoddy@clubbmw.com . 1963 Corvette Stingray Roadster
This is an early (October 1962 production) numbers matching 1963 Corvette Stingray roadster; the first of the
Stingray generations featuring independent rear suspension and hidden headlights (which open/close fast and
evenly). It is equipped with the 340hp 327cid engine (engine code RE), 3:36 Positraction rear end, and a Borg
Warner T-10 4-speed transmission. Original correct colors: exterior is #912 Silver Blue w/ dark blue interior,
white convertible top is in excellent condition w/ new rear window, and also included is the removable silver blue
hardtop. Seats, dash pad, door panels, and carpet are all in excellent condition. No cracks, splits, or tears.
All dash gauges operate as they should including an original electric clock. It also is equipped with a period
correct AM/FM cassette radio. Many new parts including front suspension springs and shock absorbers, brakes, (4)
new whitewall radial tires, new wheel cylinders and hoses, fuel pump, alternator, spark plug wires, Pertronix
electronic ignition and voltage regulator. I also have a folder of receipts from the previous owner of 18 years for
extensive engine restoration work.
A great weekend fun car or even a daily driver if that’s what you want. The price/value of these second
generation Corvettes is only going up.VIN 30867S101788
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