Anyone know the color code for this 63? Was it a stock color? This is only photo I found.

 

that looks to be the C6 color cyber gray. but it could be just about any color

 

I was enamored by that car as well. I believe it is Cyber Gray. I have tried reaching the builder to no avail.

 

Pretty sure there's nothing stock about that car.

Interestingly, as the OP in from MO, there was a SWC in St Louis at a dealer's last year that was a similar non-stock color; he ran it on ebay several times.

 

Not a stock '63 paint code.

 

Here you go....That car sold at Mecum earlier this month for $270,000!!!

Write up says its Platinum Pearl.

DESCRIPTION

ESTIMATE: $250,000 - $300,000

Jeff Hayes of American Speed Shop of Bloomington, Indiana, is no stranger to building show-winning Corvette Resto Mods, most notably ones based on the mid-year variety comprising the years 1963 to 1967. His latest creation is this fabulous low-riding 1963 Split Window Coupe Resto Mod. Completed by Hayes in February 2014, it begins with a custom fabricated tube steel frame designed to accept Corvette C5 front suspension and C6 rear suspension. From that point it is a matter of choice when it comes to power trains and accessories; in this case, a C6 Corvette LS3 all-aluminum V-8 with EFI and a hot cam delivers 500 HP to a Tremec 5-speed manual transmission and C6 rear end. A Wilwood master cylinder and plumbing feed a brand new 4-wheel disc brake system with 6-piston calipers and drilled and slotted rotors, all sourced from the very capable ZR1. That brake system works on new GM 8.5x18-inch front and 12x19-inch rear Spider alloy wheels shod with Nitto Performance Invo tires. The finished rolling chassis provides the foundation for the car’s Split Window Coupe body, exquisitely finished in Platinum Pearl and housing a superbly executed Dark Red leather interior. Power steering, hood lift and windows, Vintage Air and heat and a retro-look AM/FM stereo are just a few of the features in this spectacular build that brims with tantalizing details.

HIGHLIGHTS

- 1963 Split Window Coupe Resto Mod
- Restoration completed by Jeff Hayes of American Speed Shop of Bloomington, Indiana in February of 2014
- Custom fabricated chassis
- New 500 HP hot cam LS3 GM engine
- 5-speed Tremec transmission
- Corvette C5 front suspension
- C6 rear suspension
- New 5-way dampened Strange Engineering coilover shocks
- New ZR1 6-piston brake system with drilled and slotted rotors
- New GM 8.5x18" front and 12x19" rear spider wheels
- Nitto Performance Invo tires
- Platinum Pearl paint
- Dark Red leather interior
- Power steering, hood lift and windows
- Vintage air and heat
- Retro fitted AM/FM stereo DESCRIPTION

 

House of Kolor PBC-42 Platinum Pearl Base Coat - Quart Size
Our Price: $115.90
Maybe house of kolor
Product Code: HOK-PBC42

 

Saw this one last week at the Shelton's Vineyard Corvette gathering (over 200 Vettes).

 

That looks like cyber gray.

 

Did anyone ever figure out the paint color of Jeff's car? I have been looking online at the House of Kolor PBC-42 Platinum Pearl Base Coat but that seems a little light.

It almost looks like a hint of green in it, but an awesome color. The second car he did looks a little more grey.

 

 

Does anyone know the garage where this picture was taken. I would love to see a full picture of the exterior.

Thanks

 

I did a google seach on 63 restomod but all the pics I have seen are on the Mecum site.

https://www.mecum.com/lots/SC0514-18...tte-resto-mod/

 

That's Jeff's place

 

Thank you. Is he still in Business? I will try a google search. Thanks for the help.

Jay

 

Yes. He will be at Mecum in Indianapolis and at Bloomington gold.

 

This thread has correct address and phone number.

https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...peed-shop.html

 

MJ thank you very much for this information. I am currently looking at designs for a carriage house/ shop and what I can see of his I really like that styling. Have you seen the whole exterior of the building? Would you happen to have a picture of it?

Thanks
Jay
713-253-0475

 

I'm going to try and stop by tomorrow. I will try to get a picture and text it to you assuming that your cell # is listed.

 

Great thank you very much. Could you please email it to me instead of a text.

Thanks
Jay
deejaydu@sbcglobal.net