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Car Year: |
1963 |
Car's confirmed production date: (as confirmed by the NCRS Shipping Report Service) |
July 24, 1963 |
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Owner: |
Eric Lipper |
City: |
Houston |
State: |
Texas |
Country: |
United States |
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Purchase date: |
10/15/2018 |
Status: |
Current Owner |
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Nickname: |
Eric Lipper |
State: |
Restored |
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Exterior: |
923 Riverside Red |
(21.44%) |
Interior: |
Blk Black (Vinyl) |
Softtop: |
Unknown |
Wheels: |
Other Color |
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Body: |
St. Louis
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Delivery Dealer Zone: |
10 |
Delivery Dealer Code: |
531 |
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837 |
Base Corvette Sport Coupe (300hp) |
49.24% |
4,252.00 |
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A02 |
Soft Ray Tinted Glass, windshield |
2.18% |
10.80 |
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G81 |
Positraction Rear Axle, all ratios |
81.60% |
43.05 |
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L75 |
327ci, 300hp Engine |
37.34% |
53.80 |
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M20 |
4-Speed Manual Transmission |
83.54% |
188.30 |
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N40 |
Power Steering |
14.24% |
75.35 |
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P48 |
Cast Aluminum Knock-Off Wheels |
0.60% |
16.15 |
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P92 |
Whitewall Tires, 6.70x15 (rayon card) |
90.10% |
31.55 |
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U69 |
AM-FM Radio |
42.66% |
174.35 |
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Total |
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0.000012862315113% (1 Cars) |
4,845.35 |
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Factory job nr.: |
Unknown |
Export Car: |
Non Export Car |
Engine details: |
This car has a 327/300HP engine that was rebuilt in 2017 with mostly OEM parts. The car had 62,000 miles at the time of the rebuild and the block was not decked so it had an original engine stamp with unquestionable broach marks. We have photos pre and post restoration of the engine pad for additional verification. |
Other details: |
This car was frame off restored in 2015 - 2017 by a shop in Grand Island, Nebraska. There is a book with all of the restoration photos. Every original part removed and replaced in the restoration down to the original glass and seat foam was retained in boxes. The only part of the restoration that was not done to an NCRS judging standard was the addition of a later C2 front disc brake kit and dual master cylinder. The frame was also powdercoated rather than painted which some people might critique as over restored but it certainly holds up better than paint. All correct frame markings, stencils and paint daubs were recreated during the restoration. A bound book documents the restoration. |
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Car history: |
This was a one-owner car when it was restored in 2015. The original owner was a Denver policeman named Ron Niebur. Ron retired to Grand Island, Nebraska from Denver. Ron owned the car from 1963 until he sold it in 2015 to a man named Bob Arends who immediately had the car restored. The restoration was done by a shop called Sloggetts which redid the car to an extraordinarily high standard. In fact, the paint was so good that the car has already won best paint at a local show in Grand Island. Ron Arends spent way more than he expected on the restoration and wanted to recover his cash. I purchased the car in 2018. The car includes its original bill of sale, window sticker, promissory note, dealer plaque (not reinstalled after restoration) and an NCRS Shipping Report. |
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For Sale: |
No |
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