Split Window

Chevrolet introduced the C2 Corvette in 1963, and although it featured many changes below the skin, it was the inclusion for the first time of a Coupe variant that captured the public’s attention. The one-year-only Split Window remains instantly… more»

Some enthusiasts will complete the meticulous restoration of their classic car and go on to experience years of motoring joy. For others, the restoration journey satisfies them, and they will choose to part with a vehicle once the work… more»

When someone is contemplating spending their hard-earned cash on a classic car, many factors are worth considering. One is the vehicle’s seller because their attitude and knowledge can accurately indicate whether the car has received appropriate care and maintenance…. more»

I’ve discussed the relative merits of owning a driver-quality classic versus a spotless vehicle in previous articles. It tends to be a “horses for courses” argument because some enthusiasts can’t resist the lure of a pristine car, while others… more»

Every one of us dreams of that moment when we open a barn door to be confronted by a desirable classic begging to be liberated. That was the case for the previous owner of this 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Split… more»

In 1963, Chevrolet produced 10,396 examples of its iconic Corvette Split Window Coupe. While they were considered desirable when new, that desirability has continued to increase as time has passed. Today, tidy and original examples regularly change hands for… more»

The 1963 Corvette Coupe must rate as one of those “it seemed like a good idea at the time” propositions. While it made a striking visual statement, the split rear window that was a defining characteristic of the Coupe… more»