All American

The 1965 Stingray was the last of the mechanically fuel-injected Corvettes... a true sports car!

It was a watershed year for car collectors. 1965 marked the last year that the Corvette® was equipped with Rochester Ramjet mechanical fuel injection that gave its 327 cubic inch small block a whopping 375 horsepower! What a beast... and what a beauty!

Fuel injected engines didn’t reemerge until 1982, making this 1965 ‘Vette “fuelie” a coveted prize for collectors. At auction, these gems are going for around $135,000. Along with monster torque, the all-American good looks of the 1965 Stingray™ helped burn the Corvette® nameplate deep into the fiber of sports car culture. A formable fusion of angles and swoops, it’s accented by bulging fenders and a full-length dorsal “spine” ending in its signature “boattail” canopy. e ‘65 Stingray™ was without a doubt one of the most stunning pieces of master craftsmanship in U.S. automotive history.

With only 771 of these fuel-injected Vette’s made, you may not be able to get behind the wheel of one, but you can park a stunning replica of this rare road rocket on your desktop.