1962 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible
1962 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible 2-Door Convertible
Exterior Color:
Black
Interior Color:
Red
Stock Number:
1009
Mileage:
91,596
Engine:
327 V-8
Fuel:
Gasoline
Transmission:
4 Speed Manual
Title:
Clear
VIN:
20867S112421
Internet Price:
$259,000
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Vehicle Description
The 1962 Chevrolet Corvette convertible was a stunner, marking a significant year in Corvette's history for its design and performance. Here's a breakdown of its key features and its place in Corvette lore:
Second-Generation Sting Ray Debuts (1963 Model Year):
The 1962 Corvette convertible, though titled as a 1962 model, was actually introduced early as a preview for the upcoming 1963 model year. It belonged to the second generation of Corvettes, known as the "Sting Ray" (1963-1967), a major design departure from the first generation.
A Head-Turning Design:
The 1962 Corvette convertible introduced a revolutionary design language for Corvette. The sleek, aerodynamic body with a split rear window (optional) became a Corvette signature for years to come.
The overall design was inspired by the Mako Shark concept car, showcasing a futuristic and aggressive look that wowed audiences.
First Fuel-Injected Corvette:
Another significant aspect of the 1962 Corvette convertible was the introduction of the optional fue-injected 327 cubic inch V8 engine. This was a technological leap for Chevrolet, offering better performance and drivability compared to standard carbureted engines.
Power Options Abound:
Buyers weren't limited to just fuel injection. The 1962 Corvette offered a variety of engine options, ranging from the base 250 horsepower carbureted V8 to the high-performance Rochester fuel-injected engine producing over 360 horsepower.
Convertible Bliss:
The 1962 Corvette convertible remained true to its open-air roots. The convertible top was a popular choice, offering an exhilarating driving experience and showcasing the car's elegant design.
Early Collectability Established:
Even in its early days, the 1962 Corvette convertible was recognized as a future collectible. Owning one was a status symbol, and these early Sting Rays continue to be highly sought after today by collectors.
A Corvette Icon:
The 1962 Corvette convertible marked a pivotal moment in Corvette history. Its revolutionary design, powerful engine options, and iconic status as a convertible solidified the Corvette's place as an American sports car legend.
Second-Generation Sting Ray Debuts (1963 Model Year):
The 1962 Corvette convertible, though titled as a 1962 model, was actually introduced early as a preview for the upcoming 1963 model year. It belonged to the second generation of Corvettes, known as the "Sting Ray" (1963-1967), a major design departure from the first generation.
A Head-Turning Design:
The 1962 Corvette convertible introduced a revolutionary design language for Corvette. The sleek, aerodynamic body with a split rear window (optional) became a Corvette signature for years to come.
The overall design was inspired by the Mako Shark concept car, showcasing a futuristic and aggressive look that wowed audiences.
First Fuel-Injected Corvette:
Another significant aspect of the 1962 Corvette convertible was the introduction of the optional fue-injected 327 cubic inch V8 engine. This was a technological leap for Chevrolet, offering better performance and drivability compared to standard carbureted engines.
Power Options Abound:
Buyers weren't limited to just fuel injection. The 1962 Corvette offered a variety of engine options, ranging from the base 250 horsepower carbureted V8 to the high-performance Rochester fuel-injected engine producing over 360 horsepower.
Convertible Bliss:
The 1962 Corvette convertible remained true to its open-air roots. The convertible top was a popular choice, offering an exhilarating driving experience and showcasing the car's elegant design.
Early Collectability Established:
Even in its early days, the 1962 Corvette convertible was recognized as a future collectible. Owning one was a status symbol, and these early Sting Rays continue to be highly sought after today by collectors.
A Corvette Icon:
The 1962 Corvette convertible marked a pivotal moment in Corvette history. Its revolutionary design, powerful engine options, and iconic status as a convertible solidified the Corvette's place as an American sports car legend.
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Business Hours
| Mon: | 9am-5pm |
|---|---|
| Tue: | 9am-5pm |
| Wed: | 9am-5pm |
| Thu: | 9am-5pm |
| Fri: | 9am-5pm |
| Sat: | By Appointment Only |
| Sun: | By Appointment Only |
Location
195 Nitro Alley
Suite 100
Mooresville NC 28115
Suite 100
Mooresville NC 28115
