1963 Split Window Coupe A/Production Racer - Print #C2-4
1963 was a banner year for the Corvette. Not only was this the first major body redesign of the Corvette, but it also had an all-new, 4-wheel independent suspension. The popular 283 engine now displaced 327 cubic-inches and the Rochester Fuel Injection option put 375 horsepower under the driver’s right foot. The infamous “split-window” was either loved or hated. Bill Mitchell obviously loved the styling gimmick, but Chief of Corvette Engineering, Zora-Arkus Duntov hated it... that’s why it was done on the ‘64 model. There were even a few reports of owners having the split REMOVED and replaced with glass for a ‘64 to ‘67 Corvette. HORRORS!!!
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