1964 Chevrolet Corvette 58007 Miles Daytona Blue Convertible 327 V8 4 Speed Man

Description for Chevrolet Corvette 1964

The word "Survivor" is a car that is loosely used a lot in the collector car world to describe cars that remain highly original. It is in fact a trademark of Bloomington Gold founder David Burroughs. For years Burroughs encouraged the owners of excellent original Corvettes to forego their restoration and carefully preserve the original integrity of the vehicle. Cars that are awarded the Bloomington Gold Survivor Award are only the extreme originals that serve as educational benchmarks for Corve...tte restorers. A very small percentage of Corvettes ave been preserved for that very purpose and have received Survivor status. The 1964 Corvette offered here is one of those cars receiving the Bloomington Gold Survivor certification in 2007. Gr Auto Gallery is pleased to offer this certified Survivor 1964 Corvette Roadster. Built in June of 1964 the car is one of 3454 finished in popular Daytona Blue matched with a black interior. At just over 58000 miles the car retains its factory original paint and original interior both with wonderful patina. The 327 / 250 hp engine and engine by remain remarkably complete and original retaining all its original ignition shielding original air cleaner carb alternator....the water pump was replaced out of necessity however the original part is still with the car. Other highlights include simulated Walnut steering wheel Am / FM radio spinner wheel covers on Firestone bias-ply tires. Mechanically the car is wonderful to drive as it has never been taken apart and re-assembled. When it comes to investing in cars things matter. Original cars are highly sought after around the globe for the obvious reason they're only original once. The Corvette offered here is exactly what Mr. Burroughs conceived when creating the Bloomington Gold Survivor Award and will remain a template for years to come. To see over 80 photos of this car including under carriage please visit our website