The 1963 Corvette split-window coupe did something no other American sports car quite managed: it became too distinctive, too controversial, and ultimately too valuable for anyone to casually mess ...

A C6 Corvette made to look like the 1963-only split-window is as odd as it sounds.

The 1963 model year brought a clean-sheet redesign for the Chevy Corvette, which was called the Corvette Sting Ray. The new Corvette was based largely on the 1959 Sting Ray racer conceived by GM ...

The C2 Chevy Corvette, launched for the 1963 model year, is what vaulted the GM sports car into becoming America’s sports car. Now, a one-of-a-kind example that’s the personal vehicle of one of the ...

The Chevy Corvette for 1963 received a complete redesign, including an independent rear suspension with transverse leaf spring, wider arched fenders, hidden headlights, and first-ever coupe variant ...

This 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible on Exotic Car Trader is in impressively preserved condition, offering true collector-car quality and classic open-top elegance. The 1963 Corvette C2 debuted ...

There were 10,494 Corvette split-window coupes built for 1963, so there has to be at least that many stories, and thousands more if a pass-around rate for Corvette owners is added to the mix. If a ...