Listing Description

The Bocar Stiletto is pure racing machine. Only three Stilettos are thought to have been built. This is one of the two survivors and the only supercharged Stiletto. This ex-Bob Carnes "team" car was built to compete against the Scarabs. Carnes raced this Stiletto at Daytona, Pikes Peak (in the snow!) and even drag raced it. After Carnes, the Stiletto was raced by Bob Spooner (who ran the Purple People Eater Corvette) including competing at the 1963 USRRC race at Road America. The Stiletto retains its 1963 USRRC livery to this day.

2,000 lbs of streamlined lightning the Stiletto has slightly more than half its total weight on the rear wheels. With a GMC 471 blower, crank driven through a pot Vin adapter and pumping into a Rochester fuel injector and with a razor Brown 37r roller cam the 283 cubic inch Corvette engine can push the car through the quarter mile clocks at close to 120 mph and 11.81 seconds.

There are few cars capable of outbreaking the Stiletto. Centered iron linings and 11-in aluminum drums stock Corvette just don't give up under the rigors of road racing and breaking traction on all four wheels is about equal.

The Bocar Stiletto recently went through some major safety modifications and upgrades. The suspension, fuel tank, and engine were all updated as well as the addition of a roll cage. The motor is freshly rebuilt with 0- miles by Ted Wenz; The V-8 Guru from Savannah Motorsports

Ready to race and sold on a Bill of Sale the price is $325,000.00 US