1967 Chevrolet Corvette

Make

Chevrolet

Model

Corvette

Year

1967

Listed price

$89,999

Location

Kingston

Transmission

Automatic

Mileage

0 miles

The 1967 Chevrolet Corvette stands as the pinnacle of the C2, or "Mid-Year," generation, a design so impactful it arguably remains the most beloved Corvette ever produced. Originally penned by Larry Shinoda under Bill Mitchell's direction, the C2 debuted in 1963, introducing the Sting Ray moniker and a revolutionary independent rear suspension. By 1967, the C2 had been refined to its ultimate form, with subtle styling tweaks distinguishing it from earlier models and a formidable array of big-block engines cementing its legend. This final year of the second generation is particularly cherished by collectors and enthusiasts for its timeless aesthetics and potent performance capabilities, representing the culmination of an iconic era before the C3's arrival. This freshly restored 1967 Corvette convertible, showing 55,010 miles, embodies that revered status. Beneath its original GM big block hood lies a spirited 383ci crate engine, boasting 430 horsepower thanks to Patriot aluminum heads, roller rockers, a roller cam, and an HEI distributor with tach drive. Power is sent through a recently rebuilt Muncie 4-speed manual transmission to a similarly refreshed 3:36 positraction rear differential. The car’s road manners are excellent, benefiting from power steering and power brakes, while reproduction bolt-on wheels wrapped in new whitewall radial tires complete the classic look. The factory side exhaust delivers an authentic, exhilarating soundtrack. The extensive restoration ensures this Corvette presents beautifully, with new bumpers, a new soft top, refreshed vinyl seat covers and foam, new door panels, carpeting, dash pads, and weatherstripping. Even the instrument cluster and clock have been refurbished, and the radio remains operational. With a solid, off-frame restored chassis, this is a truly turn-key hot rod ready to impress.