This 1960 Chevrolet Corvette custom convertible is powered by a
BluePrint LS3 engine producing over 535hp, paired with a Gear Star
4L60E automatic transmission and an Inland Empire aluminum
driveshaft. Additional components include a carbon-fiber intake and
Matson polished aluminum radiator with a high-performance fan. A
Stage 3 C1/C7 chassis from Chassis Concepts is powder-coated bright
silver and features C7 spindles, upper and lower control arms and
Detroit Speed power rack-and-pinion steering. C7 Brembo 14-inch
slotted and drilled brakes feature six-piston front and four-piston
rear calipers. The fiberglass body underwent a body-off restoration
and was mounted on a rotisserie before being cleaned, primed and
modified with a smoothed cowl, firewall and inner fenders, Kindig
flush-mount handles and a smooth belly pan. Following multiple
primer coats and blocking stages, the body was finished in Meadow
Mist Green with Linen White covers and four coats of House of Kolor
Show Clear. Green-tinted glass and a tan Al Knoch convertible top
complete the exterior. The interior is finished in Italian Linen
hand-rubbed leather with a smooth custom dash, Dakota Digital
gauges, a custom Corvette Dynamics leather-wrapped console and a
control tower housing Vintage Air controls and a Rock Solid
Bluetooth audio system. Nu-Relics power windows, Wise Guys
leather-wrapped reclining seats with extended travel and German
square-weave wool carpeting complete the interior. The build was
completed over two years.
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