1967 Chevrolet Corvette

LMC is very proud to offer for sale this 1967 Chevrolet Corvette L79 Roadster  

  The 1967 Chevrolet Corvette is one of the most iconic American cars of the 1960’s. America’s Sports Car had developed a reputation of great performance and unmistakable styling. Of course, it was the big block 427 cars which garnered a lot of the attention but, the high horsepower 327 cars were among the best-balanced sports car for the time. Similar to the 289 vs 427 Cobra, the 327 Corvettes are often looked upon as being the better of the two engines for those looking for a balance of drivability, performance and comfort.

  Unlike the first generation, the Sting Ray could be had in both coupe and convertible body styles, and this proved to be a big hit with the public. Over the course of the Sting Ray’s production from 1963 to 1967, styling remained largely the same albeit for some subtle changes. Four-wheel disc brakes and a big-block engine became available in 1965, and with a long list of options and colors, enthusiasts could mix and match to their hearts’ desires. 

  This 1967 Chevrolet Corvette L79 is an ultra-rare A.O. Smith bodied example that was factory ordered in 900 Tuxedo Black paint with matching 900 standard Black vinyl interior. Originally ordered new through Hoehn Chevrolet in Memphis, Tennessee this Corvette roadster was ordered with the optional L79 327ci/350hp engine and M20 4-speed manual transmission. Important with any collectible Corvette, this example has a numbers matching engine and transmission. Optional equipment includes desirable side exhaust, AM/FM radio, clock and optional hardtop. 

  Under previous ownership it underwent a frame off restoration and then was judged by the experts at Bloomington Gold where it was certified Gold. Included in the sale are copies of the Bloomington Gold judging sheets, NCRS shipping data report, owner’s manual and more.