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194677S100011

VIN 194677S116299

























   
Car Year: 1967
Car's confirmed production date:
(as confirmed by the
NCRS Shipping Report Service)
April 14, 1967
 
Owner: Paul D'Antin
City: Menifee
State: California
Country: United States
 
Purchase date: Undefined
Status: Current Owner
 
Nickname: 194677S116299
State: Not Restored
 
Exterior: 983 Goodwood Green (18.71%)
Interior: 430 Green (Vinyl)
Softtop: Black (30.65%)
Wheels: Silver (96.86%)
 
Body: St. Louis
 
Delivery Dealer Zone: Unknown
Delivery Dealer Code: Unknown
 
Options: RPO Option Percentage
Sold [%]
Sales Price
[$]
  19467 Base Corvette Convertible (BB 435hp) 62.93% 4,240.75
  L71 427ci, 435hp Engine 16.36% 437.10
  M21 4-Speed Manual Transmission, close ratio 48.02% 184.35
  N14 Side Mount Exhaust System 18.35% 131.64
  U69 AM-FM Radio 96.74% 172.75
  Total   0.000044135381160%
(1 Cars)
5,166.59
 
Factory job nr.: Unknown
Export Car: Non Export Car
Other details: Mileage: 7,947 miles
 
Car history:
Added to Registry 10/11/2015

Car collectors know this car is one of the most desirable Corvettes ever manufactured.
The previous owner had the car in storage since the 80s. It has been driven lightly
to keep it maintained and is now available to take it to the next level of
investment value.

Original California black plate
1967 C2 Corvette Stingray Convertible L71
BIG BLOCK 427cid/435
Tri-power 3x2bbl carburetor
Carburetor and head gasket rebuilt 8-10 yrs ago

4-Speed Manual Transmission
Muncie M-21
4 wheel disc brakes
Side mount exhaust pipes


7 inch wide front and rear tires
Front and Rear Spoiler
Head lights glassed over
interior scale of 1-10 (5-6); driver seat seams parting
Repaint gold scale of 1-10 (5) chips, fiberglass cracks
Original black vinyl convertible top
Custom Stinger hood for Big Block Tri-Power 3x2bbl carburetor

Hagerty report: The C2 series ended in 1967, with the addition of 5 slot fender
vents and the famous '67 only hood scoop and stinger on the big block cars.

In all, the cleaned up '67 model was a fitting end to the C2 series which can lay
claim to being the most loved Corvettes of all.
 
For Sale: No

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