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Market Values for 1963-1967 Chevrolet Corvette
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Current Market Prices
Updated 03/08/2010
Very Good:
$58,443
Average Driver:
$40,222
Needs TLC:
$31,259
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Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray 1963-67, 1963 - 1967
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Generation Info
| Years Made | 1963-1967 |
| Body Types | convertible, coupe |
| Number Made | 72,418 |
| Engine Options | 5,359cc 101.6x82.5mm/6,997cc 108x95.5mm, V8 cyl OHV |
| Max Power | 250 bhp-435 bhp |
| Max Speed | 118-150 mph |
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History
Harley Earl's successor Bill Mitchell oversaw the new Sting Ray which, in 1963, looked like a dream car which you could actually buy. Its dramatic boattail rear end and humped fenders inspired the name. For the first year only, there was a 'split' rear window, so these cars are rare.
However, many owners of '63 cars cut out the window bar to make them look up-to-date, only to put them back in - along with many owners of younger cars - when rarity pushed prices up, so beware. Huge power from big block V8 options. The Sting Ray or C2 is much in demand these days.
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