A red Corvette, a four-speed, and Rochester fuel injection. That's a combination that gets an enthusiast's attention before the hood even comes up. This 1962 Chevrolet Corvette closes out the first-generation Corvette era with serious small-block credentials. Chevrolet built 14,531 Corvettes for 1962, but just 1,918 received the 360-horsepower fuel-injected 327, putting the factory Fuelie in distinctly exclusive company. Under the hood sits the original, matching-numbers RF-code 327ci V8, backed by a four-speed manual transmission. Its original Rochester mechanical fuel-injection system is the centerpiece, delivering the hardware that made the 360-horsepower combination Chevrolet's top Corvette engine offering that year.
