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1963 Corvette Sting Ray Split Window And Targa Sunroof A George Barris Creation on 2040-cars

Year:1963 Mileage:330 Color: Liquid Red
Location:

Valley Center, California, United States

Valley Center, California, United States

DESIGNED AND PERSONALLY AUTOGRAPHED AS THE ONLY ONE IN THE WORLD by the Hollywood famous, George Barris, "King of the Kustomizers"...

A little background about George Barris:  The legendary Hollywood Hot Rod King, George Barris ... designed one of a kinds such as the famous Batmobile, The Monkey's GTO, Monster's Koach, Knight Rider, Time Machine, Mannix, My Mother the Car, and countless celebrity's cars!

The most recent George Barris designed one of a kind collectible to be offered for sale was the famous "BATMOBILE" - WHICH SOLD FOR A HISTORY MAKING $4,620,000 at the January 2013, Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auction, Scottsdale AZ.

AVAILABLE TO YOU TODAY is the George Barris' creation built from the rare and legendary limited production 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray "Split Window". 

This one of a kind 1963 was designed with a custom modified Mako Shark styling front, nose, hood, sides and rear; custom chrome side exhausts; custom removable TARGA SUNROOF; all while retaining the original 1963 collectible "Split Window".  

Specs:
Engine 396 bored out to 401ci V8
Edelbrock Intake Manifold
4.56 posi-traction rear end
Hurst Short-throw shifter
Transmission Muncie 4-Speed Manual
Powerful and smooth - A DREAM CAR TO OWN AND DRIVE!


Exterior:
Liquid Red
Custom Mako Shark look front nose, hood, sides and rear
Custom removable Targa Sunroof
Custom Power door locks keyless entry
Custom Chrome Side Exhausts
American Racing Polished Wheels

Interior:
Custom luxurious Red Leather Seats
Power Windows
Power Antennae
Sound System JVC KD-G230 Head unit CD

Panasonic Speakers

 

Call Text or Email to own the ONLY ONE IN THE WORLD  ~

George Barris DESIGNED WITH ORIGINALSIGNATURES.

Designed and personally autographed by Hollywood famous George Barris on the Glove box door and on the personalized license plate "Baris63".


I have added before and after photos of a 1963 Corvette Sting Ray I sold two years ago with a similar Mako Shark body style which was also customized by George Barris. This car was yellow when I purchased it (see it featured on the magazine cover), and the new owners chose to completely restored to its Hollywood copper and gold sparkle and present it for sale Saturday 1/18/2014 at the Barrett-Jackson classic car auction, Scottsdale, Arizona. You will see photos of George Barris, the car - Asteroid, and the jubilant new owners who paid the winning bid of $170,000 plus taxes and fees. 

SEE AND HEAR MORE PHOTOS AND VIDEOS IT ON THESE LINKS:

http://youtu.be/2GlORdtmS4A

http://youtu.be/MQ7FUp38nkA - MUST WATCH SLIDESHOW

https://plus.google.com/photos/103879454647944945563/albums/5970027295705247281


The 1963 Corvette Sting Ray you are considering here opens a world of possibilities to you for your investment, for your pleasure ... for you to own and to drive your dreams. It is truly a special opportunity for you to possess the only one in the world.

Clean Title.  Serious offers only please.


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On Apr-21-14 at 13:03:35 PDT, seller added the following information:

EXCITING NEWS UPDATE:  I have just discovered Jim Green of Xtreme Models, Canada, is the custom designer and builder of this awesome Corvette.  Jim told me he proudly took it from when he acquired it through all the stages of customization, conception to a multiple show winner, and only parted with it years later due to health reasons. He attested to George Barris personally signing the glove box (shown in the photos), and I personally attest to George's signing of the photo and license plate.


On Apr-22-14 at 17:47:27 PDT, seller added the following information:

4/22/14 This video is being presented here as a glimpse into the greatness of (DESIGNER BUILDER) JIM GREEN WITH HIS BELOVED CREATION "RED KUSTOM CORVETTE"  being interviewed by George Barris:

http://youtu.be/DLiHJLa5L7c


On Apr-22-14 at 21:49:22 PDT, seller added the following information:

 NEW SOUND VIDEO ON YOUTUBE: http://youtu.be/2yZd4qu5tzo


On Apr-24-14 at 15:10:42 PDT, seller added the following information:

 More photos - TARGA TOP ON : http://youtu.be/_fll1QNevEM


On Apr-24-14 at 16:04:02 PDT, seller added the following information:

 Turn up your speakers and have some fun listening to an old favorite - George Jones (the Corvette song) "The one I knew back then"

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-I_1qtBlrgw&list=PLZzV8KIawHDINgcn_IFhqEn0NGUqpKjmg&index=1

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