Top 10 Reasons to Buy a 1962 Corvette
#10 327 cu. in. 360 hp.
#9 4 on the floor.
#8 Leather interior.
#7 Won't ever rust.
#6 Has a trunk for all your stuff !!!!
#5 Positraction.
#4 Comes with a rag top and a hard top.
#3 The smell of burning rubber.
#2 Sure fire cure for "Male Mid Life Crisis."
#1 Only has 2 seats, so you and a buddy can go cruisin', and the rest of the family
has to stay home!
Cool info on the '62 Corvettes.
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There were 14,531 Corvette Roadsters produced for the 1962 Model year.
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This was the first year the 327ci engine was availible in the Corvette.
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Two-tone paint was no longer an option on the 1962 Corvette.
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The dual four barrel carb was no longer available in the '62 Vette.
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Exterior colors for the 1962 Corvette were:
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Almond Beige
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Ermine White
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Fawn Beige
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Honduras Maroon
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Sateen Silver
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Roman Red
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Tuxedo Black
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Interior Colors were Black, Red, and Fawn.
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The '62 vette weighed in at roughly 3,065lbs.
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The '62 vettes had 250hp to 360hp depending on the options chosen.
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The base price of the '62 Corvette was $3,934.
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1962 Options:
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AM Radio, signal seeking
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Whitewall Tires 6.70x15
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Powerglide Transmission
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Positive Crankcase Ventilation
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Auxilliary Hardtop
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Power Windows
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Power Operated Folding Top
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Wheels, 15x5.5
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4-Speed Manual Transmission
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Heavy Duty Brakes and Suspension
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Metallic Brakes
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Blackwall Tires, 6.70x15 nylon
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24 Gallon Fuel Tank
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Rear Axle, 3.08:1 ratio
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Direct Flow Exhaust System
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Positraction Rear Axle
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327ci, 300hp Engine
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327ci, 340hp Engine
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327ci, 360hp Engine (Fuel Injection)
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The 250hp, engine, with three speed Manual transmision was included
in the Base Price.
And now the truth. I don't have a '62 Vette, but wish I did. If anyone out
there has any ideas how a "Married with Children" kind of guy can afford one
of these babies, in a legal manner, let me know. Two of the pictures on this page are actually 1961 Corvettes.
Number of Covette enthusiasts who have visited this page.

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