Corvette Stingray 1963 1967

This vital resource for potential buyers is filled with information on making a clear and balanced decision, countering the vendor's claims, and even negotiating a better price.

The Sting Ray was introduced in 1963 as a coupT and convertible with the 327 engine in four different states of tune. Automatic transmission and air conditioning were introduced in 1964, the 396 engine in 1965 and the 427 in 1966. Externally few styling changes were made. There were many variations of both small and big block engines over the years. This is a book of contemporary road and comparison tests, specification and technical data, driving impressions, long-term tests, buying second hand, retrospective review. Models covered include:- Sport coupT, Lightweight Racer, Automatic, 327, 396, 427, 427 Turbo-Jet, Grand Sport, 435.

Corvette: 1963 to 1967 (Third Edition) reveals many events in the manufacture of 1963 – 1967 Corvette that the author took from his personal files. The author presents his personal experience working in the Chevrolet St. Louis Assembly plant and as liaison between Chevrolet St. Louis and DowSmith Inc. in Ionia, Michigan, where the Corvette bodies were outsourced.

Specially commissioned color photographs of outstanding examples from each model year are backed up by a thoroughly researched text providing details of all factory specs and equipment, plus production history and changes. Data includes body/trim colors and identification details, plus comprehensive year-by-year technical specs. Photography by James Mann.

The ultimate guide to restoring the most popular and collectible Corvettes, the Sting Rays built from 1963-67. Correctly finish your Sting Ray to its original factory specs! Hundreds of photographs aid in parts identification and correct assembly of the engine, chassis, body sheet metal, interior, exterior colors, trim, electrical, wheels & tires and more.