Most consider the 1963 Corvette the most significant ever built, and for good reason. The changes that America's sports car underwent in its second generation are nothing less than revolutionary. Nothing on the planet looked more futuristic than the new 'Vette when it debuted, and arguably nothing was more aerodynamic. The most distinguishing feature of the '63 is, of course, the split rear window - a one year only styling exercise. The hidden quad headlights, coupe doors cut into the roof, and fastback design are additional highlights.
Exterior color options in 1963 included Tuxedo Black, Silver Blue, Daytona Blue, Riverside Red, Saddle Tan, Ermine White, and Sebring Silver. Interior options consisted of Black, Red, Saddle, and Dark Blue. Convertible soft tops came in Black, White, and Beige.
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