Chevrolet set the motoring world on its ear with the 1963 Corvette Sting Ray, the first all-new Corvette since 1953. Built on a redesigned frame using all-independent suspension and front and rear transverse springs, the new Sting Ray was the first Corvette offered in both coupe and convertible configuration. Corvette’s range of engines carried over from the previous year, including the 327/250 HP V-8 powering this beautiful convertible. Finished in racy Riverside Red and fitted with a matching auxiliary hard top and Red interior, it retains factory-correct full size spinner wheel covers and Whitewall tires and is equipped with a 4-speed manual transmission, power brakes and an AM/FM radio.
HIGHLIGHTS
– 327 CI V-8 engine
– 4-speed transmission
– Power brakes
– Auxiliary hardtop
– Wheel covers
– White stripe tires
– Riverside Red with Red interior
