The 1964 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray represents one of the
defining moments in Corvette history, when Chevrolet's sports car
had fully embraced the dramatic styling and independent suspension
that would make the C2 generation legendary. This Silver Blue
convertible captures that unmistakable Sting Ray character with a
blue vinyl interior, black soft top, matching removable hardtop,
and rear luggage rack.
Power comes from a 327ci V8 rated at 365 horsepower, paired with a
4-speed manual transmission. While the engine is
non-numbers-matching, the combination delivers exactly the kind of
visceral, driver-focused experience that made the C2 Corvette so
celebrated. With 67,066 miles, independent suspension, four-wheel
disc brakes, and the open-air appeal of a convertible, this
Corvette offers an especially compelling way to enjoy one of
Chevrolet's most iconic designs.
The factory trim information further reinforces its period
character, with Trim Code 490BB and Paint Code 912AA identifying
the original Blue Vinyl and Silver Blue combination. A matching
hardtop adds versatility and visual presence, while the luggage
rack gives the car an unmistakable vintage touring character.
What makes this Corvette particularly appealing is how completely
it delivers the classic C2 experience. The 365-horsepower
small-block, 4-speed manual, independent suspension, four-wheel
disc brakes, and convertible body put the emphasis exactly where it
belongs: behind the wheel. With 67,066 miles, a Silver Blue and
Blue Vinyl color combination, matching hardtop, and period-correct
touring character from its luggage rack, this is a Corvette meant
to be enjoyed. For someone looking to own the style, sound, and
character that made the mid-year Sting Ray legendary, this is an
honest, engaging example that offers the opportunity to experience
one of America's most iconic sports cars as it was meant to be
driven.
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