For Sale at Auction: 1963 Chevrolet Corvette in Scottsdale, Arizona

Built by Burning River Resto-Mods in Ohio, this custom 1963 Chevrolet Corvette started out as a running and driving original 1963 Split-Window. It was painted in GM red, and sanded and finished with PPG Vibrance clear coat, giving it depth and a mirror-like finish. Inside, the rear floor was replaced and the inner wheel wells were adjusted to accommodate the narrowed Art Morrison IRS chassis, then RideTech adjustable coilovers were added. The underside of the car was sprayed with Raptor Liner to give it a clean look and add durability. The inside floor was covered in Kilmat sound-deadening mat. It is powered by a Mast Motorsports L8T 560hp engine with ECU and a Holley front-runner system, backed by a 4L60 transmission with EZ-TCU. This car is equipped with all-new brake lines, fuel lines and a custom Rick's gas tank running a GM fuel pump. Cooling for the engine is supplied through a DeWitt's radiator with an electric cooling fan. Stopping power is supplied via a Wilwood master cylinder, Wilwood 14-inch rotors in front and 6-piston calipers, with Wilwood 14-inch rotors and 4-piston calipers in the rear. It has a new wiring harness from American Autowire, Dakota Digital VHX gauges and a matching clock for precise, accurate readouts of all the engine's vitals. Other amenities include an Ididit tilt steering column, Crutchfield Bluetooth radio with an amplifier, a Vintage Air system, and smoked glass and power windows. The hood opens and closes by a switch to control the Dakota Digital linear actuator. The interior is accented by a light tan custom0stitched leather dash, custom leather seats, custom leather door panels and rear panels, as well as a suede headliner and plush carpet. All the stainless trim and chrome bumpers were either polished to show-quality or replaced with show-quality parts. Other upgrades include LED rear taillights, a new power antenna, a factory-looking wood steering wheel and Detroit Speed electric headlights.