Overview
SBX Cars is proud to offer for sale this 1964 Chevrolet Corvette convertible restomod showing just 7,579 mi (12,917 km) on the odometer at the time of cataloging. Finished in silver with a black soft-top over a black cabin, this thoroughly modernized C2 is art on four wheels.
When the Corvette Sting Ray debuted in 1963, all sharp creases and slinky bodywork, it set the automotive industry on fire with excitement. Today’s incredible 1964 example, in all its restomod glory, elevates this classic American sports car to a modern masterpiece that would have made Zora proud.
Thundering 427 up front, dual pipes running down the side, stunning silver finish, open-air driving, and a 5-speed manual. It just doesn’t get much better than this in the world of restomodding. Completed in 2007, this C2 remains in pristine shape and promises the very best of classic 1960s style with 21st-century mechanicals.
Specifications & Options
Exterior
SBX Cars is proud to offer for sale this 1964 Chevrolet Corvette convertible restomod showing just 7,579 mi (12,917 km) on the odometer at the time of cataloging. Finished in silver with a black soft-top over a black cabin, this thoroughly modernized C2 is art on four wheels.
When the Corvette Sting Ray debuted in 1963, all sharp creases and slinky bodywork, it set the automotive industry on fire with excitement. Today’s incredible 1964 example, in all its restomod glory, elevates this classic American sports car to a modern masterpiece that would have made Zora proud.
Thundering 427 up front, dual pipes running down the side, stunning silver finish, open-air driving, and a 5-speed manual. It just doesn’t get much better than this in the world of restomodding. Completed in 2007, this C2 remains in pristine shape and promises the very best of classic 1960s style with 21st-century mechanicals.
Interior
- Black upholstery with color-matched door panels and carpeting
- Replacement heated bucket seats
- Four-spoke steering wheel with polished tilting column
- AutoMeter analog gauges:
- 200-mph speedometer with inset digital odometer reading 7,579 mi
- 10,000-rpm tachometer
- Fuel level
- Battery voltage
- Oil pressure
- Coolant temperature
- Power windows
- Analog center stack clock
- Vintage Air climate control
- RetroSound custom stereo with Bluetooth connectivity and Pioneer speakers front and rear
- RetroSound interior window-mounted radio antenna
Mechanical
- SRIII Motorsports tubular chassis
- 7.0L LS7 V8 crate engine
- Painted intake manifold and valve covers
- Coated exhaust headers
- Custom aluminum radiator with electric fan
- Chrome alternator
- Tremec TKO-500 5-speed manual with hydraulic clutch system
- Posi-Traction limited-slip differential with 3.50:1 gears
- C4 Corvette-spec suspension with adjustable QA1 coilovers
- Front and rear sway bars
- Baer cross-drilled and slotted brakes with 4-piston calipers and stainless-steel braided lines
- Power rack-and-pinion steering
Condition & Reports
This 1964 Corvette convertible restomod was completed by Indiana-based Retro Tech in 2007 for Larry Kroll. It was later sold to Vanguard Motors in Plymouth, Michigan, until being acquired in 2024 by its current owner in New Jersey.
As seen in the extensive gallery, this 1964 Chevy Corvette restomod shows well inside and out. Per the seller, the battery has been replaced and this has resolved the electrical issues noted in the inspection report.
Included in the Sale
- Key
- Electric door popper fob
- Battery tender
- New Jersey title
Summary
The C2 Corvette is one of the most sought-after generations in this storied sports car’s long history, thanks in part to those stunning lines. It’s a car that is hard to improve upon, unless of course you fit it with a monster 427, fully modernize the running gear, and give it a glistening new finish.
Which is what today’s 1964 Corvette convertible restomod represents - one of the best examples of America’s Sports Car made even better…some might say perfect.
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