• By Ben Wojdyla
    Feb 25, 2009 12:30 PM 15,994
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    Google Streetview Spies Split-Window Corvette Rotting Away

    To say the 1963 Corvette Stingray Splitwindow coupe is desirable would be a staggering understatement, but Google Streetview has spotted one abandoned and rotting away beneath a tree in Spokane, Washington.

    This Kind Of Thing Breaks Our Hearts


    We came this close to pushing the big red button, deploying the emergency Jalopnik search and rescue team to recover this poor, neglected split-window, but it's apparently not up for sale. Instead, we're sitting here lusting after an oxidized heap anyway. Doesn't this owner know there are gearheads in Detroit starving for Stingrays? Yes, it's in a rough state, but just imagine dropping a freshly rebuilt 327 in this car and cruising it around as-is — it would be the ultimate rat-rod.

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