This second-off-the-line 1960 Chevrolet Corvette Fuelie
convertible, VIN 002, retains its original frame with the
chassis-number stamping present. Powered by a CZ-suffix 283ci
fuel-injected V-8 engine and a four-speed manual transmission.
During a comprehensive restoration the engine was fitted with
limited-production experimental aluminum cylinder heads, casting
number 8772895, date-coded June 24, 1959, properly equipped with
valve-guide inserts and valve seats. These lightweight heads were
never regular production and were part of Zora Arkus-Duntov's
performance program. The engine also carries Rochester
fuel-injection unit serial number 1006, part number 7017320, the
correct unit for high-performance fuel-injected engines. Dana Kuhl
bought the car in the 1960s and had it for nearly 50 years. A
comprehensive, fully documented restoration has brought the car to
its present condition. The sale includes restoration photographs, a
binder and a 1973 Dana Kuhl registration copy. It has traveled only
about five miles since that work was completed and is presented in
Ermine White with a white soft-top and red interior. Options
include a heater, defroster, clock, and radio. Color-matched steel
wheels wear small-diameter chrome crossed-flag hubcaps. It is
equipped with a four-speed manual transmission, finned aluminum
valve covers and a 7,000-rpm tachometer. 1960 Corvette VIN 002 -
the second Corvette of the 1960s.
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