This exquisite 1963 Chevrolet Corvette racing car boasts an extensive competition history dating back to the 1960s. Beneath the hood lies a 377 CI Chevrolet small-block engine, complete with Brodix straight plug aluminum heads. Power is transmitted through an M21 4-speed manual transmission with a magnesium bellhousing and hydraulic clutch.
Designed for racing, the interior of the car includes a competition driver’s seat, a modern gauge cluster, a roll bar, harness-type seat belts, a Hurst ball-knob shifter, a fire suppression system, and extensive tinwork. The rear houses a fuel-safe bladder, while dual pin brakes and slotted rotors deliver effective stopping power.
The black exterior is adorned with competition lettering and features a period-style customized lower grille. The car rides on 5-spoke performance wheels equipped with treaded Hoosier tires.
Source: Mecum Auctions
