The 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible is a standout example of American automotive design, marking a significant evolution with the introduction of the Corvette Stingray. The car includes a matching color hardtop and a new white convertible soft top, enhancing its classic appeal.
Under the hood lies the original numbers-matching SD code 327/300 horsepower engine, paired with a factory-correct 2-speed automatic transmission. The engine compartment is meticulously restored with factory parts, including the chrome lid air cleaner, cast iron exhaust manifolds, and shielded distributor. Power steering and power brakes further complement its performance.
Inside, the Corvette features a luxurious dark blue interior with individual bucket seats, matching carpet, door panels, and dual sun visors. The factory dashboard retains its round gauges, clock, and radio controls, maintaining the car’s authentic 1963 charm.
Externally, the Corvette’s body-off restoration includes the Daytona Blue paint, chrome bumpers, and distinctive twin mesh hood and side louvers. The factory steel wheels with whitewall tires and correct hubcaps complete the classic look.
This 1963 Corvette Convertible combines originality with a pristine restoration, making it a prized addition to any collection.