A decade ago, Iowa-based Karl Kustoms launched a modern split-window Corvette based on the then-new C6 'Vette. Now one of those cars is up for sale via Hemmings with a $130,000 asking price. This ...

The Corvette is currently in its eighth, and arguably its most controversial, generation, given that it's now electrified, turbocharged, all-wheel drive, and mid-engine — the original recipe has ...

One might assume that falling in love with the 1963 Corvette, the only model year that saw the C2 sporting a split rear window, means sticking to the traditional ways. However, the variety of builds ...

The split window 1963 Corvette is a legend now, but back when it was made a lot of people weren’t fans. That’s why Chevrolet ...

The 1963 Corvette is one of the most sought-after and widely celebrated Corvettes ever produced, with many car enthusiasts crediting their first "split-window" sighting as being the catalyst that ...

Meet the Night Train. It is a custom-built 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Split-Window widebody coupe sporting an LT4 under the hood ...

With enough money and talent, a restomod can be just about anything you like. However, sometimes, you see a custom that just looks right. From the custom touches, to the performance, to the exhaust ...

The split rear window was only part of the Chevrolet Corvette’s history for the blink of an eye, but it has become one of the most revered Corvette rarities. It’s back for the 2025 Chevy Corvette ZR1, ...

Of all Corvettes, the split-window Corvette of 1963 ranks as one of history's all-time favorites. The 1963 model marked the beginning of the second generation of the sports car's history and was the ...

There were 10,494 Corvette split-window coupes built for 1963, so there has to be at least that many stories, and thousands more if a pass-around rate for Corvette owners is added to the mix. If a ...

The split-window Corvette is about as famous as a single model year vehicle can get. It’s special for so many reasons and yet, this one up for auction, is exponentially more so. It’s a split-window ...