Rare 1963 Chevrolet Corvette 'fuelie' driven 70,000 miles sold for $285,000
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A 1963 Chevrolet Corvette with a fuel-injected V8 was sold for $285,000 at a VanDerBrink Auctions event as prices for the rare model continue to rise.
The split-window coupe is one of just 2,610 of the 1963 Corvettes equipped with a fuel-injected 327 V8 and retains its numbers-matching original engine.
The Tuxedo Black car received a full frame-off restoration and is in top shape. According to the valuation experts at Hagerty, it sold for 10.7% more than than the Hagerty Price Guide estimate, thanks in part to its knock-off wheels and red leather interior.
Prices for the model appear to be on the rise as a similar restored example with unlisted mileage sold at a Barrett-Jackson auction in June for $324,500.
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