While every generation of GM's halo car has a strong argument for which one is best, this triple black1963 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible makes a strong case for the C2. Fully repainted in its original Tuxedo Black, this first-year second-gen car showcases the introduction of a (then) advanced new suspension and wind-influenced aerodynamics, resulting in its sleek yet aggressive body lines. And with just 595 miles on it since it was built, this

Inside, we find an attractive stock-style black vinyl interior. A center console separates a pair of bucket seats, while a three-spoke, power-assisted, padded steering wheel sits ahead of a six-pod gauge cluster featuring a big 7,000-rpm tachometer and a 160-mph speedometer. The center stack is highlighted by a large analog clock, accompanied by simple pull-and-twist HVAC controls featuring a switch for upgraded R134a air conditioning and a vertical RetroSounds AM/FM stereo, maximizing the remaining space.

Under the signature front-hinged hood, we find a clean engine bay with a 327-cubic-inch overhead-valve V-8. A single four-barrel Edelbrock carburetor sits atop a matching intake manifold, while stock-style exhaust manifolds feed into a true dual ... Please ask for the full description.