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1967 Chevrolet Corvette For Sale
Price: $249,900
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| Type: | Used |
| Year: | 1967 |
| Make: | Chevrolet |
| Model: | Corvette |
| Body Style: | Coupe |
| Trans: | Manual |
| Engine: | 427 |
| Mileage: | 50785 |
| Stock: | 3226 |
| VIN: | 0000194377S103103 |
| Ext Color: | Red |
| Int Color: | Tan |
1967 Chevrolet Corvette for sale! Motorcar Classics is proud to present this head-turning 1967 Chevrolet Corvette as a stunning, older restoration that remains show-quality in every area—from the pristine body and paint to the meticulous interior and spotless engine bay detail. Beyond its captivating presence, this Stingray holds immense historical significance: as the final and most refined year of the iconic C2 "Mid-Year" generation, the 1967 model is widely considered the holy grail of classic Corvettes. Adding to its rarity and provenance, the trim tag reflects an exceptionally early build date of September 1, 1966 (B01) with A.O. Smith body number A-0004—making it remarkably the fourth body built by A.O. Smith in Livonia, Michigan for the 1967 production run. Finished in its correct, rich Marlboro Maroon (Code 988) paired with a luxurious Saddle Beige leather interior (Code 420), it represents a truly unique piece of Corvette heritage.
Under the hood sits a high-performance big-block powertrain anchored by a matching-numbers restoration engine with assembly code T0921JC and VIN derivative 7103103. The engine block carries a casting date of August 21, 1966 (H 21 6), with the block part number currently obscured by typical road grime and blow-by grease. Originally built with the coveted L68 400 hp setup topped with 3x2-barrel triple carburetors ("Tri-Power"), delivering classic big-block rumble through factory-style N14 side exhaust. Power is sent through an M20 wide-ratio Muncie 4-speed manual transmission (VIN derivative 7S103103, assembly code P7R267), complete with an intact and fully wired neutral safety switch.
From an investment and collectible standpoint, this vehicle checks nearly every box serious enthusiasts look for. It is extraordinarily well-appointed with highly sought-after performance and luxury options, including factory C60 Air Conditioning, N40 Power Steering, J50 Power Brakes, and A31 Power Windows. The cockpit features the rare U15 speed warning speedometer alongside a U69 AM/FM radio, while the exterior rolls on iconic Western bolt-on style wheels. Highly optioned 1967 big-block Corvettes with early-production provenance and factory air conditioning are among the most coveted blue-chip muscle cars on the market today, offering an unbeatable mix of top-tier collectability, historic importance, and crowd-pleasing show presence. Your inspection is invited.
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1967 Chevrolet Corvette for sale! Motorcar Classics is proud to present this head-turning 1967 Chevrolet Corvette as a stunning, older restoration that remains show-quality in every area—from the pristine body and paint to the meticulous interior and spotless engine bay detail. Beyond its captivating presence, this Stingray holds immense historical significance: as the final and most refined year of the iconic C2 "Mid-Year" generation, the 1967 model is widely considered the holy grail of classic Corvettes. Adding to its rarity and provenance, the trim tag reflects an exceptionally early build date of September 1, 1966 (B01) with A.O. Smith body number A-0004—making it remarkably the fourth body built by A.O. Smith in Livonia, Michigan for the 1967 production run. Finished in its correct, rich Marlboro Maroon (Code 988) paired with a luxurious Saddle Beige leather interior (Code 420), it represents a truly unique piece of Corvette heritage.
Under the hood sits a high-performance big-block powertrain anchored by a matching-numbers restoration engine with assembly code T0921JC and VIN derivative 7103103. The engine block carries a casting date of August 21, 1966 (H 21 6), with the block part number currently obscured by typical road grime and blow-by grease. Originally built with the coveted L68 400 hp setup topped with 3x2-barrel triple carburetors ("Tri-Power"), delivering classic big-block rumble through factory-style N14 side exhaust. Power is sent through an M20 wide-ratio Muncie 4-speed manual transmission (VIN derivative 7S103103, assembly code P7R267), complete with an intact and fully wired neutral safety switch.
From an investment and collectible standpoint, this vehicle checks nearly every box serious enthusiasts look for. It is extraordinarily well-appointed with highly sought-after performance and luxury options, including factory C60 Air Conditioning, N40 Power Steering, J50 Power Brakes, and A31 Power Windows. The cockpit features the rare U15 speed warning speedometer alongside a U69 AM/FM radio, while the exterior rolls on iconic Western bolt-on style wheels. Highly optioned 1967 big-block Corvettes with early-production provenance and factory air conditioning are among the most coveted blue-chip muscle cars on the market today, offering an unbeatable mix of top-tier collectability, historic importance, and crowd-pleasing show presence. Your inspection is invited.
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