The second generation Corvette had major inspiration from a previous proposal “Q-Corvette” design by Peter Brock and Chuck Pohlmann, under the styling direction of Bill Mitchell. The new Corvette was introduced in 1963 and would continue until 1967. This 1964 offering is equipped with a 327-cid, 365 horsepower V-8 GM factory engine that was replaced in 1972 at 100,000 miles, according to the seller. There are now 33,085 miles on the engine. Other equipment includes a four-speed manual transmission, power brakes, power windows, AM radio and a vintage under-dash 8-track player. Rarely seen, the silver interior presents as new, as does the show-worthy paint and chrome. The exterior is adorned with spinner wheel covers and side pipes. This Stingray is ready to enjoy; to be shown or admired anywhere.