1964 Chevrolet Corvette

A Legendary and Timeless Model

Heres everything you need to know about the 1964 C2 Corvette. The 1964 Corvette was completely loved by both drivers and critics. There were very few criticisms of the car, which has made it a model that has withstood the test of time and become one of the symbols of American automobile craftsmanship. At the time of production, it set a Corvette sales record for units sold, showing that it was a new favorite amongst Corvette drivers. To this day, collectors all over the world still seek out the 1964 Corvette to relive some of the best days of Americas greatest sports car. When you think of one of the most iconic all-American classic sports cars in history, one of the first images that may pop into your mind is the 1964 Chevrolet Corvette. The 1964 Corvette is a C2, although some refer to it as the Mid-Year Corvette, and is the second Corvette in the second-generation Corvette. The 1964 Corvette was made in two different models: the Base Corvette Sport Coupe and the Base Corvette Convertible. That year, 8,404 cars were produced in the Corvette coupe model, while 13,925 were produced in the convertible version. Color code 940 2,785 were made With Satin SilverStandard was Black interior936 Ermine White was the original exterior color. Black was the original interior color. Nearly 60 years later, car enthusiasts still appreciate the beauty and precision of the 64 Corvette as it remains a prized possession in modern-day. This one has two tops and a top stand.
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