Owning a Corvette actually buys you a lifetime membership to the Corvette culture, a common ground club which gives you carte blanche to bragging rights. And this 65 will give you all the confidence in the world to brag on and on. Receiving only minor cosmetic changes for 1965, the big news came in its advancement on the braking and became the first year 4 wheel disc brakes were offered. The people testing this new braking system found that repeated stops from 100 mph produced no deterioration in braking efficiency, and even the most sudden stops were rock-stable. Quite a feat to accomplish from a car in this era. The C2 generation are the most sought after Vettes by collectors because they packed the most raw, naturally aspirated horsepower of all generations and they had a body that just wouldn't quit. In 1994 this Corvette received a frame off N.C.R.S restoration in Kenneth Square PA when it only had 47k miles on the odometer and it's been meticulously maintained and preserved since then. Only 3700 miles have been put on the car since restoration. This car was appraised in 2010 and his observations were as follows: "An exceptional example, much better than average clean, some popular options, Consistent NCRS Standard Professional Quality workmanship on driveline/cosmetics." He appraised the car at $77,000.