1964 Chevrolet Corvette

Fuel Required is proud to offer this stunning 1964 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe - a true American classic that is ready to turn heads. Finished in striking Ermine White with a rich red leather interior, this second-year C2 Sting Ray combines timeless style with an exhilarating performance.



Under the hood lies a matching-numbers 327/365hp V8 engine with solid lifters, delivering raw power and an unmistakable exhaust note. Paired with a close-ratio 4-speed transmission, this Corvette offers an authentic driving experience that muscle car enthusiasts crave.



Key Features:

- Matching-numbers 327/365hp V8 engine with solid lifters

- Close-ratio 4-speed transmission for precise shifting

- Wooden steering wheel for classic style and feel

- Correct knock-off wheels for period-correct authenticity

- Bloomington Gold Award winner for excellence in originality

- Multiple NCRS Top Flight honors showcasing its exceptional condition



The solid-lifter 327 breathes through a big four-barrel Holley carburetor, producing an impressive 365 horsepower - a setup designed for thrilling performance.

Built on October 25, 1963, in St. Louis, MO assembly plant, this Corvette retains its original VIN Plate, Trim Tag, and verified engine block stampings, ensuring its authenticity.



This is more than just a car - its a piece of automotive history, preserved and enhanced for the ultimate driving experience. Dont miss your chance to own this award-winning classic.



Visit our McDonald, PA showroom today!

We strongly recommend, welcome, and encourage personal or professional inspections of any vehicle in our inventory prior to purchase. A deposit of five percent (5%) of the purchase price is required to hold a vehicle. Upon receipt of the deposit, the vehicle will be reserved for seven (7) days, pending final payment.



Dealership Deposit Disclaimer:

Deposits are non-refundable for the following reasons:

1. Once a deposit is received, the vehicle is immediately removed from the market, and we cease pursuing other potential buyers during the holding period.

2. There are internal costs associated with relisting and remarketing a vehicle should the sale not be completed.