C2 Corvettes we evaluate

We consider 1963-1967 Sting Rays in original, restored and project condition.

  • Split-window and later coupes
  • Convertibles
  • Small-block and big-block cars
  • Manual and automatic cars
  • Original survivors
  • Documented restorations
  • Non-running and project cars

Identity, options and documentation

VIN, trim information, engine and transmission identification, factory options and period documentation can be especially important on desirable specifications.

Restoration quality

Body fit, fiberglass repairs, chassis condition, paint, trim, mechanical systems and correctness all help separate a comprehensive restoration from cosmetic work.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Do you buy C2 Corvette projects?

Yes. Complete, identifiable project and non-running C2 Corvettes can be evaluated.

Do engine numbers matter on a C2 Corvette?

They can matter substantially on collectible specifications. Identification should be documented rather than assumed.

Should I restore my C2 before selling?

Get an informed market opinion first. Restoration costs can be substantial and may not return dollar-for-dollar.

Reviewed by SoCal Classic Cars

We buy and evaluate classic cars, projects, barn finds, estate vehicles, vintage trucks, and complete collections throughout California and beyond.

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