1963 Split Window Corvette on 2040-cars
Torrance, California, United States
1963 Corvette Split
Window The second generation (C2) Corvette, which introduced the
Sting Ray model was designed by Larry Shinoda.
The 1963 Corvette received a major restyling that included an
independent rear suspension, twin hidden headlights and was most known for the
large back window that was split down the center with a body colored bar. This was the only year for the “split window”
and as such the most desirable to have. There were 10,594 Coupes made in 1963 with black on black being one
of the lower production color combos and the hardest to find. This example is a correct black on black car with a era
correct 327-340 HP engine (original Carter AFB 3461S-M2A and air cleaner will come with sale) and era correct 4 speed transmission. It has power steering, am/fm radio, correct
era correct side pipes, classic A/C and a very straight body with a no-hit body or frame. It is an absolute blast to drive and has been
recently been serviced for a turn-key driving experience. This is a very solid car that you can enjoy
and drive for many years to come. The car is located near LAX if you want to fly in and inspect prior to purchase and I will pick you up. Good luck on this amazing car. Heelntoe Motors 213-712-6980 |
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