1967 Chevrolet Corvette

About this car

The Marlboro Maroon 1967 Chevrolet Corvette convertible is a masterpiece of both design and power. With its black stinger hood, side exhaust, and black leather seats, this car commands attention wherever it goes. Under the hood lies a numbers-matching 427 cubic inch big block engine, originally rated at 390 horsepower, but now enhanced with a tri-power setup that boosts its output to an impressive 400 horsepower. Al Grenning's authentication has validated the cylinder case, engine stampings, and date codes, adding to the car's authenticity. The affirmation certificate accompanies the vehicle, confirming its remarkable heritage. This rare roadster is fully equipped for both performance and comfort. Power steering and power four-wheel disc brakes ensure that driving is both responsive and controlled. Vintage air conditioning offers a respite from the elements on warm days. The side exhaust provides an audible reminder of the Corvette's power, with a deep rumble that commands respect. The exterior's Marlboro Maroon paint, which matches the original color code 988, gleams in the sunlight. The black stinger hood adds a touch of drama to the classic design, while the side exhaust and restored rally wheels complete the vintage aesthetic. The restoration effort that went into this Corvette is evident in its excellent gaps, lines, and overall fit and finish. Inside, the black leather interior exudes a sense of sophistication and performance. The crisp instrumentation and AM/FM radio add to the driving experience. Fitted carpet and sill plates enhance the interior's presentation, and the simulated wood steering wheel adds a touch of elegance. The restored clock is a subtle nod to the car's heritage. Mechanically, this Corvette is in peak condition. The numbers-matching 427/390 HP block is accompanied by a Muncie 4-speed transmission that enhances the driving experience. The engine compartment is highly detailed, showcasing the quality of the restoration work. The undercarriage is solid and intact, highlighting the vehicle's structural integrity. The posi-traction rear with a 3.73 gear ensures that power is efficiently delivered to the road. Overall, this 1967 Chevrolet Corvette convertible is a testament to both classic design and modern performance enhancements. Its captivating appearance, powerful engine, and meticulous restoration make it a dream car for enthusiasts and collectors alike.