Chevrolet Corvette C2 Stingray FIA Historic Race Car

This 1965 Corvette Stingray has been built as a historic racing car rather than a road car. It was imported to the UK and restored in 2021 by a known racer and collector, then taken through a further ground-up build by the current owner to FIA specification. The page says the work was carried out by leading UK motorsport specialists, including PT Classics of Kent, with build sheets present.

Power comes from a homologated 402 cubic inch (6.0-litre) small-block V8, quoted at 545 DIN hp and 670 Nm, with a dyno sheet included. The engine is described as having only a couple of hours of running. It is paired with a manual gearbox, and the car has a new ATL fuel cell. The finish is yellow and silver.

The FIA HTP is valid until January 2032, and the car is aimed at pre-66 GT classes. It is not road registered, but it has a NOVA certificate and a fully functional interior. The page lists Peter Auto events and other FIA or FIVA-sanctioned racing and circuit events as possible uses. The price is listed as £129,999 in the dealer's data, although the description text quotes £159,999 ONO.