1967 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible
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This super C5 is ripe for the picking.
The 1967 Corvette is considered the most-loved Corvette ever produced. The combination of classic C2 styling, along with an incredible array of powertrain and comfort options, makes it one of the most desirable Corvettes ever. Not bad for a car that was never supposed to be made!
Vehicle Specifications
- VIN194677S101
- Classic Car ID102106896
- Stock NumberN/A
- CategoryAmerican Classics
- Body StyleCoupe
- New/UsedUsed
- MileageN/A
- Engine8 Cylinder
- Doors2
- Drivetrain2 wheel drive - rear
- Transmission4 Speed Manual
- Exterior ColorBlue
- Interior ColorBlue
Classic Car Overview
MAKE CHEVROLET
MODEL CORVETTE
STYLE CONVERTIBLE
VIN 194677S101
EXTERIOR COLOR ELKHART LAKE BLUE
INTERIOR COLOR TEAL BLUE VINYL
CYLINDERS 8
ENGINE SIZE 427 CUBIC INCHES
TRANSMISSION 4 SPEED MUNCIE
FEATURES:
L-71 427/435 horsepower engine (matching numbers) August 12, 1966 production date
Tri Power carburation
M-21 4-speed Muncie (matching numbers) August 22, 1966 production date
FA Code 370:1 positraction differential August 7, 1966 production date
Rare code 980 Elkhart Lake Blue (1,096 produced)
Code 418 Teal Blue vinyl
Black stinger hood
Black soft top
4 wheel disc brakes
N14 side mount exhaust
N36 telescopic steering column
U69 AM/FM radio
NCRS shipping data report
Protect-O-Plate and warranty booklet
Production date September 27, 1966
Delivered to Whipple Chevrolet in Oak Harbor, Ohio
Sold on December 19, 1966, from Merrick Chevrolet in Berea, Ohio
1967 was the highwater mark for the midyear 1963-1967 C2 Corvette production. Chevrolet had refined the Corvette over the previous years, adding 4-wheel disc brakes and big block engines along the way going from 396 cubic inches in 1965 to 427 cubic inches in 1966, and finally the 427/435 horsepower 3x2 barrel carb version in 1967. This 1967 Chevrolet Corvette was produced on September 27, 1966, and was delivered to Whipple Chevrolet in Oak Harbor, Ohio. It was then eventually sold through Merrick Chevrolet in Berea, Ohio, on December 19, 1966. This car is powered by the matching numbers L71 427/435 Horsepower JE suffix engine, and it is backed by the matching numbers 4-speed M21 close ratio Muncie transmission and FA coded 3.70 and date correct positraction differential. It came from the factory in the rare color code 980 Elkhart Lake Blue of which 1,096 were produced for 1967. The interior is code 418 Teal Blue vinyl. This Corvette also has optional N14 side mount exhaust, as well as N36 telescopic steering column and U69 AM/FM radio. It includes its original warranty book and Protect-O-Plate verifying the car was built this way. It also includes a NCRS shipping data report verifying the build date and dealer where it was delivered.
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