1965 Chevrolet Corvette

Here’s another stunning Sting Ray from Central Texas’ premier source for classic Corvettes. Widely regarded as one of America’s most significant post-war designs, Bill Mitchell’s Sting Ray still looks fresh, fast, and gorgeous. Throw world-class engineering into the mix, and it’s easy to see why these cars still generate excitement and hold their value so well. This beautiful 1965 Sting Ray Convertible was a one-owner California car when it was purchased by the David Taylor Classic Car Museum in Galveston, Tx. After approximately 10 years the museum sold the car (1999) to the next owner, which means that this beauty has had only three individual owners (+museum)! Powering this stunner is the numbers matching (VD 5103269, EC F1119HT) L79 327 rated at 350 factory hp sporting the Winters foundry factory aluminum intake and those lovely 7 finned Corvette script valve covers. This engine is widely regarded as one of the best all-around small blocks of the era. Additional features, options, and upgrades include the numbers matching (VD 5103269) Muncie M20 4-speed manual transmission, both hard and a brand new canvas soft top, fully independent front and rear suspensions, 4-wheel disc brakes, power steering, AM/FM radio, very rare telescopic wheel, updated MSD ignition system and an aluminum radiator to keep the engine cool while passing car see cool. With their tidy proportions and excellent weight distribution, these second generation (C2, 1963-1967) Corvettes are some of the most exhilarating investments around. This sweetheart was just treated to brand-new 6” Rally wheels and new B.F. Goodrich 3/8″ red stripe radial tires. Our featured timeless classic has thousand and thousands of dollars in receipts and documentation giving the new owner plenty of reading material. After all, you can’t lower the top on an oil painting and rip it down your favorite road!