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1963 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray Split-Window Coupe

30837S105850roadUnited States
Engine
5.4L (327 cu in) V8, fuel-injected, 360 hp, four-speed manual
Colour
Sebring Silver

A first-year 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray coupe finished in Sebring Silver, assembled during the final week of December 1962 and notable for its one-year-only split rear window and matching-numbers RPO L84 327/360 Ram-Jet fuel-injected engine paired with a four-speed manual gearbox. The car underwent a complete body-off restoration by a marque specialist, earning NCRS Top Flight recognition. Documentary evidence covers a single custodian from 1964 to 1987, and the car has been lightly used since restoration.

Ownership

  1. Auction sale
  2. 1964 → 1987Acquisition unknown
    Single documented caretaker from 1964–1987
    full documentation

    Service records confirm this individual was the sole custodian for over two decades; documented ownership history and maintenance invoices support this tenure.

  3. 1987 →Acquisition unknown
    Collector owner post-1987
    partial documentation

    Car kept in a climate-controlled facility and driven only occasionally; a body-off restoration was commissioned during this period, earning NCRS Top Flight recognition.

Competition

  1. National Corvette Restorers Society judging program
    NCRS Top Flight Award
    Top Flight status awarded

    The award followed a complete body-off restoration by a marque specialist; judging sheets and the official certificate are included with the car.

Maintenance & restoration

  1. Restoration
    Marque specialist

    Full body-off restoration carried out by a marque specialist, returning the car to an authenticated, concours-quality standard with the original interior and matching-numbers drivetrain preserved.

    Restoration receipts are on file with the car. The work resulted in NCRS Top Flight certification.

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