1965 Chevrolet Corvette - The Only Known 327/365hp, Tuxedo Black,
36 Gallon Big Tank, Award Winner
The 1965 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray represents one of the most
desirable years of the second-generation Corvette, combining iconic
styling with impressive performance and a host of highly
sought-after factory options. This exceptional example is the only
known 365hp Tuxedo Black, Big Tank Corvette, further distinguished
as one of just 41 examples equipped with the desirable N03
36-gallon fuel tank.
Finished in its factory 900AA Tuxedo Black exterior, this Corvette
is powered by the factory L76 327ci/365hp V8 engine paired with the
M20 four-speed manual transmission. Additional factory equipment
includes P48 Quick Take-Off wheels, power windows, N11 off-road
exhaust, power brakes, wood steering wheel, tinted glass, push
button radio, transistor ignition and the highly desirable
telescoping steering wheel.
The car received a concours-level restoration by marque expert
Kevin MacKay of Corvette Repair and has subsequently achieved an
impressive collection of prestigious awards and certifications,
including Bloomington Gold Certification, Chapter & National NCRS
Top Flight Award, an MCACN Concours Gold Certificate and MCACN
Triple Diamond Certification. Further recognition includes both an
MCACN Show Display Certificate and an MCACN Invitational Display
Certificate.
Originally sold new at Harry Mann Chevrolet in Los Angeles,
California, this exceptional Corvette has earned notable
recognition within the collector car community. Its accolades
include The Amelia Island Award at the Amelia Island Concours
D'Elegance and Best in Class at the Sunday in the Park Concours at
Lime Rock. The car was also proudly displayed at the Concours
d'Elegance Greenwich, further highlighting its distinguished
history and significance among Corvette enthusiasts.
Combining rare factory specifications, exceptional presentation,
marque-expert restoration and an outstanding record of recognition,
this 1965 Corvette stands as a highly desirable collector example
of Chevrolet's legendary Sting Ray.
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