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The final year of the first generation Corvette, this car is adorned with options that would be found on the last of a decade-long body style, including A wrap-around windshield, solid rear axle, and convertible body style. The exposed headlamps and trunk lid did not re-appear for many decades. The exterior paintwork is finished in a vibrant red exterior color and is nicely complemented by a matching red interior. This classic American sports car is not only a head-turner but also a true performer, boasting a powerful 327 V8 engine under the hood. Paired with a 4-speed manual transmission, this Corvette offers an engaging and thrilling driving experience that is sure to impress. The 1962 Corvette comes equipped with a range of features that enhance both comfort and convenience. Stay cool on those hot summer days with the working air conditioning system, while the AM/FM radio provides entertainment for your drives. The manual convertible top allows you to easily enjoy open-air cruising, making this Corvette an exceptional companion for weekend getaways or leisurely drives along scenic routes. Inside, the red vinyl interior adds a touch of luxury and style to this classic sports car. The seats are comfortable and supportive, ensuring...

The 1961 Corvette boasted a new rear end 'ducktail' look that made way for 20 percent more room behind the driver as storage space. The 1961 Corvettes were the last Corvettes available with body side coves in a contrasting hue, a mere $16. 15 option that most buyers ordered. With a base price of $3,934, standard features now included windshield washers, sun visors, a thermostatically controlled radiator fan, and a parking-brake warning light. Three additional options that this 1961 Corvette came equipped with are: Heater, 'Wonder Bar' AM Radio, and a four-speed manual transmission.

This 1961 Chevrolet Corvette is powered by a rebuilt 283 CID V8 engine with only 250 miles since rebuild, backed by a 4-speed manual transmission. Options on this 1961 Chevrolet Corvette for sale include: Heater, 'Wonder Bar' AM Radio, Seat Belts, Vinyl Interior, Hub Caps, Clock, White Wall Bias Ply Tires, and Manual Convertible Top. The exterior is painted in a gorgeous red with white side coves and is set off nicely with its white manual convertible top. The interior is also done well in a complimenting red vinyl interior and new red carpeting. Other new items on this 1961 Chevrolet...

In 1962 the 327 cubic inch small block replaced its predecessor the 283 cubic inch engine. This numbers-matching engine produces 250 horse power, and is backed by a four speed manual transmission. Options include: AM/FM radio, white walls, radial tires, vinyl interior, manual convertible top, and a hard top. 1962 was the last year for the first generation C1. '62 was the last year for solid rear axles, exposed headlights, and a conventional rear trunk for many years to come. 11,318 Corvettes received a four speed manual transmission from the factory, a wise investment at...

The car fires right up and goes down the road beautifully with ease. Under the hood is a 327 cubic inch small block which is rated at 300 horsepower and has been rebuilt. It is mated to a Tremic TKO 5 speed transmission which feels nice and tight and is a lot of fun to run through the gears. The rear end has a 4. 10 Gear Ratio and works great with this combination. The classic Corvette Red and steel wheels with the Corvette Hub Caps give the exterior that classic Corvette look. The interior is black vinyl and really is something to see. They certainly don't make interiors like this anymore. From the dual cockpit dashboard shape, to the beautifully styled gauges, it is clear GM got it right with this car. Of course, this car is best enjoyed with the soft top down and the wind in your hair. This Corvette has had a lot of work done to it as far as...

1962 brought the introduction of the 327 CID V8 to the Corvettes, replacing the smaller 283 CID V8's from previous years. 1962 was also the last year of production of the first generation Corvettes and the solid rear axle. This is also the first year that seat belts came as a standard option from the factory. This 1962 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible is powered by its original 327 CID, 250 Horsepower V8 engine, backed by a 2-speed Powerglide automatic transmission with 66,346 actual miles. Options on this 1962 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible for sale include: AM Wonderbar Radio, Factory Hard Top, Hub Caps, Vinyl Interior, Seat Belts, and Bias Ply Tires. The exterior is painted in Ermine White with a gorgeous...