C8 Corvette Split Window Rendering Blends Mid-Engine Layout With Classy Looks 2 Mar 2021, 20:12 UTC ·
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Introduced in 1962 for the 1963 model year, the second-generation Corvette received the “Sting Ray” nameplate over the metal strip that splits the rear window in two halves. The split-window spine was penned by American designer Bill Mitchell, whose work includes the 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air, 1970 Chevrolet Camaro, and 1966 Buick Riviera. 70 photos
Inspired by the Bugatti Atlantic, the window-splitting metal strip wouldn’t look too bad on the eighth-generation Corvette either. Coming courtesy of pixel artist Rain Prisk, the rendering also features a different roofline from the Stingray Coupe that you can purchase from $59,995 including freight.
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it is. it s like having a go-pro. that camera, for your corvette. they are talking about social media. can you imagine people posting it all over social media. great pictures of me doing burnouts and donuts in parking lots. we won t tell. this beauty here. we ve got to talk about it. this is a 1963 corvette stingray. this thing was fuel injected, 360 horsepower v-8 engine. just a beauty. this is the first time that they offered air conditioning. power brakes and power steering as an option. take a look. the only gear, the 1963 had the split window in the back. isn t that cool. it is. they were telling me drivers were complaining that it was like a blind spot. you couldn t quite see out of it. i m sure. that was the only thing. it s artistic like these class ins are. beautiful to look at it. so cool to look at. in a car like that you don t need to see behind you.
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