A 1964 Chevrolet Corvette Restomod has emerged as one of the most distinctive custom builds of its kind, combining the classic styling of mid-century American sports cars with cutting-edge performance and craftsmanship. Priced at $234,990, this Tuxedo Black convertible has been completely reimagined by Corvette Correction, a shop known for world-class Corvette restorations, with every inch rebuilt to surpass factory standards.
This car started life as a 1964 Corvette but has since been transformed through hundreds of hours of expert fabrication and mechanical work. It now rides on a Corvette Correction #2 chassis finished in black powder coat and powered by a new GM LS3 crate engine rated at 430 horsepower. The modern 4L56E automatic transmission with overdrive, Dana 36 rear end, and electric fuel injection ensure it drives like a new performance car while maintaining its vintage charm.
Handling and braking have also been modernized with a 4-wheel independent suspension, rack and pinion steering, and C6 front and C4 rear disc brakes with slotted rotors. A MagnaFlow dual exhaust completes the high-performance setup.
Inside, the custom Saddle Tan leather cabin introduces a level of luxury rarely seen in early Corvettes. Sound insulation, Dakota Digital gauges, power windows, LED interior lighting, and a custom console with cupholders make it both comfortable and contemporary. The driver is treated to a polished wood steering wheel, modern sound system, and Vintage Air climate control for year-round usability.
The Tuxedo Black exterior presents a flawless finish accented by chrome details and subtle LED highlights, ensuring the car looks as advanced as it performs. With zero miles since completion, this Corvette stands as a showcase of what’s possible when timeless design meets modern engineering.
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