1963 Chevrolet Corvette built by Jeff Hayes // Bring A Trailer

The 1963 Split Window Corvette, also known as the Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray, is a true automotive masterpiece that has left an indelible mark on both car enthusiasts and design aficionados. Renowned for its striking and innovative split rear window design, this Corvette exudes a level of elegance and uniqueness that sets it apart from its contemporaries. The streamlined bodywork, accentuated by subtle curves and sharp edges, reflects the era's fascination with space-age aesthetics. Beyond its mesmerizing appearance, the Split Window Corvette offered impressive performance, often equipped with potent V8 engines and advanced suspension systems that translated to exhilarating drives. Revered as a collector's gem and a symbol of 1960s automotive artistry, the 1963 Split Window Corvette remains an iconic and sought-after piece of American automotive history.
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[@davidbreen4353]

The Iconic 63 split window Corvette Stingray!!! They sure don't build them like that any more. Such a fantastic auto mobile. The car looks like it's flying down the road standing still.

[@ynothump2566]

Wowza what an amazing build. The worlds most beautiful car just got even better ❤

[@mjdart54]

I have a Jeff Hayes built '67 Coupe, wonderful experience now for the 4 years I've owned it. The '63 Coupe in the video appears to have been built within a year or so of my car. These Jeff Hayes cars draw a lot of attention whenever you bring them out.

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I can totally see why! Fantastic cars built VERY well.