For Sale: 1963 Chevrolet Corvette in Clifton Park, New York

1963 Chevrolet Corvette Split Window Coupe FuelieDaytona Blue ExteriorBlue InteriorL84 327/360HP Fuel Injection Engine 4 Speed Transmission4:11 Posi-Traction Rear Axle 6.70x15 Whitewall Tires Metallic BrakesDelivered New to Hopkins Chevrolet in New Carlisle, OhioOwner Protection PlanCopy Of Original TitleBill of Sale May Dated 16,1963 Dealer Invoice Vintage Car Show and Drag Strip Photos NCRS Chapter Top Flight, Kansas City, 2024 - 99.2 Points!Owner History Binders Of Restoration Receipts THE BEST OF THE BEST! Complete Frame Off Restoration Completed in 2024Vintage Photos of the Car at Car Shows in the 1970's Extensive Restoration Documentation       Finished in Daytona Blue over blue vinyl interior, this stunning 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Split Window Coupe represents one of the most iconic and historically significant American sports cars ever produced. Combining rare high-performance factory options with a meticulous concours-level restoration, this fuel-injected Split Window stands today as an exceptional example of Chevrolet engineering and design during the golden era of American performance.    Powered by the legendary L84 327 cubic-inch fuel-injected V8 engine, this Corvette was factory rated at 360 horsepower and paired with a four-speed manual transmission and highly desirable 4.11 Posi-Traction rear axle. Further enhancing its performance pedigree are factory metallic brakes, whitewall tires, and its highly desirable factory radio delete configuration, emphasizing the car?s pure performance-oriented character and competition-inspired purpose when ordered new.    According to the included NCRS Shipping Data Report, this Corvettes official GM production date was April 23, 1963, and it was delivered new to Hopkins Chevrolet Olds. The car has since undergone a comprehensive frame-off restoration completed in 2024, spanning approximately three years and executed to the highest standards throughout. Every component was carefully restored, refinished, or rebuilt with an unwavering commitment to factory authenticity and presentation. The result is a Split Window Coupe restored to an extraordinary level of accuracy and detail.    The quality of the restoration was formally recognized when the car achieved an NCRS Top Flight Award in April 2024 at the NCRS Kansas City Chapter judging meet held on April 5, 2024. Earning an outstanding final score of 99.2, this Corvette stands among the finest restored examples in the country. Included with the vehicle are all NCRS judging sheets documenting its award-winning evaluation, along with the NCRS Shipping Data paperwork. Adding to the car's remarkable provenance are vintage period photographs showing the Corvette displayed at car shows as well as images capturing the car running at National Trail Raceway in Ohio, offering a fascinating glimpse into its early enthusiast history and performance heritage.    Accompanying documentation is extensive and includes a bill of sale dated May 16, 1963, the Dealer invoice, previous original titles, ownership history, protection plan booklet, reproduction window stickers, a comprehensive binder of restoration receipts, NCRS judging documentation, and NCRS shipping data records. Together, these materials provide exceptional historical continuity and reinforce the authenticity and significance of this investment-grade Split Window Coupe.     The 1963 Corvette Split Window remains one of the most celebrated and collectible American automobiles ever produced, and examples equipped with the L84 fuel-injected engine, four-speed transmission, 4.11 Posi-Traction rear axle, and factory radio delete configuration represent the pinnacle of first-year Sting Ray performance. Restored to concours standards and supported by exceptional documentation and award history, this Daytona Blue Split Window Coupe presents an extraordinary opportunity for the most discerning collector or enthusiast.