- 1963 Model Year Chevrolet Corvette Convertible 327ci V8 4 Speed Manual Numbers Matching
- Red exterior
- Black interior
- 327ci V8 340Hp
- 4 Speed Manual transmission
- Seller reports matching block and trans stamps
- Knock Off Wheels - seller purchased with the car
- Hard Top Included
- 13336 miles but not verified to be original
- Seller reports original color - not sure if re sprayed
- Black leather interior appears to be original - seller reports
- Black soft top
- Original radio still in dash
- Aftermarket CD player installed and hidden
- Aftermarket speakers hidden near trunk area to connect to CD
- Hard top stand
The second generation or C2 Corvette is credited as bringing a number of ‘Firsts’ to the Corvette, including independent rear suspension, pop-up headlamps and the hallowed Stingray badge. In fact, the C2 largely supersedes the C1 in the mental image of many when asked to describe a classic Corvette. Cars like this 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible are hot items when they come on sale, even though this example bears 13,363 unverified miles. However, the engine block and transmission sport matching stamps, helping verify that this is indeed a numbers-matching car. Either way, this ‘Vette looks to be fantastically looked after, and ready for many more adventures.
Exterior and Interior
The epic Larry Shinoda-penned lines of the C2 as modeled by this 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible will forever have a place in the halls of automotive greatness. The seller reports that the red color is original, but unsure if the car has received a respray. The car comes with a black soft top, as well as the original hardtop and stand for it, allowing you to enjoy open-topped motoring in pleasant weather, coupled with the safety and security of a proper metal top when desired. The Knock Off wheels were purchased by the seller with the car. All chrome work and badging, including the Sting Ray badge is present and in good condition. The black leather trimmed interior is also said to be original, albeit with a few tasteful enhancements, most of which are out of sight. The iconic twin-cowled dash with Corvette logo on the passenger side, white cueball-tipped gear lever, thin-rimmed steering wheel and clear gauges are all there for the next owner to enjoy. The original radio sits in the dash, but there’s a hidden aftermarket CD player for modern tunes, playing through aftermarket speakers hidden near the trunk area.
Engine
This 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible comes with a potent 327ci V8 beneath the hood that’s good for 340hp, driving the rear wheels via a four speed manual transmission. All you need is an open road and lovely weather to drop the top, listen to the V8 growl and grab the next gear.
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