GAA Classic Cars to auction three distinct 1963 Corvette Split-Window Coupes in red, black, and white this July.
Few cars carry the mystique and muscle of the 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Split-Window Coupe—and at this year’s GAA Classic Cars July Auction, bidders will have a rare chance to vie for not just one, but three beautifully preserved examples of this American icon.
Each of these '63 Corvettes represents a different vision of the groundbreaking C2 generation: a crisp white restomod, a menacing black fuel-injected powerhouse, and a collector-owned red cruiser—all set to cross the auction block in Greensboro.
White Corvette (VIN: 30837S118446)
For purists and performance fans alike, this white-on-black coupe checks all the boxes. Benefiting from a recent frame-off restoration, it's powered by a 340-horsepower V8 paired to a 4-speed transmission. The factory split-window design, original glass, and redline tires with correct spinner hubcaps preserve its timeless appeal. Modern additions include four-wheel disc brakes, power steering, and a classic car stereo system subtly integrated with the original radio and speaker.
Black Corvette (VIN: 30837S108889)
This sinister black-on-black example is a true enthusiast’s car. Under the hood lies a 327 CID fuel-injected V8, mated to a Muncie M20 with a Hurst shifter and 4.11 rear end—a nod to its aggressive street intentions. Packed with period-correct equipment like deep-groove pulleys, ramhorn manifolds, T-3 headlamps, and a 6500 RPM redline tach, it embodies the raw, mechanical precision of early Corvette engineering. With power windows and polished engine components, it offers both curb appeal and street cred.
Red Corvette (VIN: 30837S114661)
Rounding out the trio is a red coupe from the respected Jimmy & Julianne Rawls Collection. Powered by a 327 CID Turbo Fire engine producing 300 horsepower, this car takes a more relaxed approach with an automatic transmission, offering an elegant driving experience. Its clean presentation and provenance make it ideal for collectors looking to blend style and investment potential.
These three '63s capture the full spectrum of what makes the Split-Window Corvette one of the most sought-after cars in American automotive history. Whether you crave originality, performance, or provenance, GAA Classic Cars is delivering the dream in red, black, and white.
The auction takes place this July in Greensboro, North Carolina. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of Corvette legend.
