1964 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible 327 4-Speed

Description

In 1964, the Corvette received a significant design refresh, most notably losing the split rear window and faux hood vents that defined the 1963 Coupe — making the ’64 model distinct in its own right. Beneath the surface, suspension upgrades including variable-rate springs and recalibrated shocks improved both ride comfort and handling precision.

Every Corvette was equipped with a 327ci V8, offered in a base 250-horsepower configuration or optional 300-, 365-, and 375-horsepower variants. Enthusiasts overwhelmingly favored the four-speed manual transmission as seen here, available in both wide- and close-ratio setups.

The 1964 Corvette struck a balance between performance and personalization, appealing to weekend cruisers and serious drivers alike. Buyers could choose from options including air conditioning, an AM/FM radio, and numerous color and trim combinations — ensuring each car reflected its owner’s style. Sales climbed to 22,229 units, with the Convertible once again leading the way as the most popular choice.

Finished in iconic and factory-correct Ermine White with a red interior, this 1964 Convertible is powered by a 327ci V8 backed by a four-speed manual. It’s been fitted with side pipes and knock-off wheels wearing modern tires, and received recent maintenance including new upholstery and carpeting, a fuel tank, brakes, and rear suspension components.

This C2 is now offered with a removable hard top and a clean Ohio title in the seller's name.

Highlights

• Four-speed manual transmission

• Retains original color combination of Ermine White over red

• Hard top included

Factory Equipment 

• HC-code 1965 327ci Chevrolet V8 factory-rated at 250 hp and 350 lb-ft. of torque 

• 4-speed manual transmission 

• Four-wheel independent suspension 

• Finished in (936) Ermine White with (490) Red vinyl interior 

• White convertible top 

• White hardtop 

• 160-mph speedometer, 7,000-rpm tachometer, oil pressure, coolant temp, voltage, and fuel level gauges 

• Bucket seats 

• The chassis number (40867S103114) decodes as: 

  • 4 – 1964 

  • 08 – Corvette 

  • 67 – Convertible 

  • S – St Louis, Missouri assembly plant 

  • 103114 – Sequential production number   

• The trim tag decodes as: 

  • B18 – October 18 1963 body build date 

  • 64 867 – 1964 Corvette Convertible 

  • 1826 – Sequential body number 

  • 490 AB – Red vinyl upholstery 

  • 936 AA – Ermine White paint 

Modifications 

• Updated stereo with rear-mounted 6x9 speakers  

• 15” knock-off wheels wearing 215/65 Hankook tires 

• Side pipe exhaust system

Servicing & Documentation 

• Work completed in May 2023 included:

  • New carpet and upholstery 

  • Knock-off wheels and new tires 

  • New fuel tank 

  • Replaced rear suspension and brakes

Known Imperfections 

• Some paint inmperfections

• Paint chips along some edges 

• Some pitting on knock-off wheel chrome

Ownership History

The Ohio-based seller of this 1964 Corvette Convertible has owned it since October 2022.

Included Items 

• Removable hard top

Additional Information

The seller states, “This 1964 Corvette is equipped with a 327 V8, a 4 speed, and side pipes, and it has only 15k miles. The ride is classic with new Hankook tires and knock off wheels. The Sting Ray has been maintained professionally and has always been stored in a dry heated garage.”