1967 Chevrolet Corvette
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Extra info: Sting Ray Mk: 2 Class: Coupe Origin:  USAPlayable vehicle |
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| That went a long way, but it took me two years to notice its headlights are off. | |
| Victor_2003 wrote Oh, now i noticed, the 67 models doesn't have that separated windows, its original by Chevrolet or a customization? Only 1963 Corvettes have Spit Windows, they got rid of that in 1964 since it was more of a annoyance and a bit of a blind spot | |
| Oh, now i noticed, the 67 models doesn't have that separated windows, its original by Chevrolet or a customization? | |
| RealCarter wrote You can't scroll down to read the comments? Yes, but i don't understand the discussion about the windows and the year. | |
| Read !!! www.motortrend.com/features/split-window-corvette-history-1963-sting-ray/ | |
| Victor_2003 wrote Why? You can't scroll down to read the comments? | |
| carknower wrote The one who thinks this is a 63 Corvette is so wrong Why? | |
| The one who thinks this is a 63 Corvette is so wrong | |
| Silnev wrote There were 1963 model year corvettes with the whole window. No, the split window was standard in 1963, but some owners removed it to improve rear visibility, so that's why you may have seen that... | |
| MTP02 wrote I don't know what exactly car's model year is, but it is clearly 1964-1967 model, because of intact window unlike 1963's split one. Correct ❗ | |
| MTP02 wrote I don't know what exactly car's model year is, but it is clearly 1964-1967 model, because of intact window unlike 1963's split one. There were 1963 model year corvettes with the whole window. -- Last edit: 2022-02-09 11:56:35 | |
| I don't know what exactly car's model year is, but it is clearly 1964-1967 model, because of intact window unlike 1963's split one. -- Last edit: 2022-02-06 21:43:20 |
