1964 | Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Convertible

By the early 1960s, Chevrolet’s Corvette had matured into a refined sports car renowned for performance and styling all its own. The model’s second generation (C2) arrived for model year 1963 with both coupe and convertible variants, available in vogue metallic shades. Big power and flowing composite bodywork wooed buyers as an all-American entrant ready to challenge the best of its European competitors. From the driver’s seat, the car’s pop-up headlights, wood rimmed 3-spoke steering wheel, and twin cowl dashboard defined an era.

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Fully restored with less than 1k miles on the build, this 1964 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Convertible shows the best of Jet Age GM. Beneath its fresh Silver Blue paint and new convertible top, the interior shines with of-the-era period equipment including an AM/FM radio and power steering. Powered by a brand-new Blueprint 383 Stroker mated to a rebuilt 4-speed manual transmission, this C2 arrives sure to please with over $40k in recent restoration and service work. A new clutch and flywheel plus front disc-brake conversion w/upgraded brake booster and master cylinder ensure stopping power to match its high-performance motivation. This Stingray is now offered with a clean title and Seller’s Disclosure.

This vehicle benefits from over $45k in recent restoration including:

• Newly painted, Silver Blue
• New convertible top
• Interior and exterior completely gone through
• Blueprint 383 Stroker engine
• Rebuilt transmission
• New clutch and flywheel
• Borla exhaust system
• Front power disc brake conversion
• Upgraded brake booster and master cylinder
• New power steering pump
• New starter

• Seller's Disclosure
• Service records from current ownership detailing restoration