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VIN 194377S103171









































   
Car Year: 1967
Car's approximate birthday: November 7, 1966
 
Owner: Streetside Classics
City: Charlotte
State: North Carolina
Country: United States
 
Purchase date: Undefined
Status: Current Owner
 
Nickname: 194377S103171
State: Street Machine
 
Exterior: 988 Marlboro Maroon (15.10%)
Interior: 420 Saddle (Vinyl)
Softtop: Other Color
Wheels: Silver (96.86%)
 
Body: St. Louis 0930
 
Delivery Dealer Zone: Unknown
Delivery Dealer Code: Unknown
 
Options: RPO Option Percentage
Sold [%]
Sales Price
[$]
  19437 Base Corvette Sport Coupe (BB 400hp) 37.07% 4,388.75
  A31 Power Windows 17.59% 57.95
  A82 Headrests 7.68% 42.15
  C60 Air Conditioning 16.51% 412.90
  J50 Power Brakes 20.78% 42.15
  L68 427ci, 400hp Engine 9.16% 305.50
  N36 Telescopic Steering Column 10.53% 42.15
  N40 Power Steering 25.05% 94.80
  U69 AM-FM Radio 96.74% 172.75
  Total   0.000000000313014%
(1 Cars)
5,559.10
 
Factory job nr.: Unknown
Export Car: Non Export Car
Other details: Trim Tag: 420 Saddle Vinyl, 988 Marlboro Maroon
Date Code: D07 (11/07/1966)

Mileage: 36,258 miles
 
Car history:
Posted 03/16/2016
You might think this is just a pristine 1967 Chevrolet Corvette, but this is really
the restomod for those who love to look completely stock on the outside, but blow
everyone's doors off with 725 horsepower. Yes, you read that right, this one has a
540 cubic inch V8 Merlin motor, making 725 hp, and it has all the components you
need to back it up.

This Sting Ray gives very few hints at its modification within. Instead it just looks
like an exceptionally nice restored C2 'Vette. This satisfying appearance starts
with a professional respray of the factory Marlboro Maroon. It looks bright and
deep like a modern clearcoat paint should. The trim is complete, which is something
you love to see because these final-year C2s had some very nice intricate details
everything from the thin stylized bumpers, to the Corvette name in cursive on the
rear. It has the correct singer hood, with black accents, but you already know the
427 advertised on the hood is just a nice tribute to the original engine. Only if you
were really looking a long time at this one, you might pick up its beastly nature in
a few of the other details. For example, the 3 inch side exhaust pipes are far from
factory, but they're masked by the correct protection plates. And the 17-inch rally
wheels are larger than the originals, but they are dressed in the classic Rally wheel style.
An excellent touch!

The interior is also about appearing original with subtle upgrades. It starts with
factory saddle vinyl bucket seats that have been upgraded to a modern leather,
with correct-appearing A82 headrests. Other new features include a smaller diameter
steering wheel, and an upgraded stereo. But everything has been tastefully integrated
with the factory upgrades, like the power windows and air conditioning. In fact,
one of the only few pieces you'll be sure is not from the '60s is the welcomed
upgrade to three-point seatbelts.

Under the hood is where this Corvette shares its secret with the world. The 540
cubic-inch V8 is larger and bolder than any big block that came from the factory.
This monster motor started with the wizards at Merlin, and it includes upgrades
such as triple deuce Holley carburetors (on Willys spacers), aluminum intake, Pro
Topline heads, long-tube headers, custom-built oil pan, and a BeCool radiator.
There's plenty more performance features, but we don't have the space to list
them. We'll be happy to go over all the details when you call, but just know for
now that this one boldly advertises its 725 hp on the triangle air cleaner. So you
can be certain the moment you turn the key that the exhaust note will rumble with
enough authority to let everyone know this Sting Ray has something special under
the hood. All this added power needs to be reinforced all the way to the road, and
that's why this also has been upgraded to a Tremec five-speed manual, with an
SFI scatter shield, sending power to a Positraction rear end. Even thought the C2
Corvette already has a superb fully independent suspension, this one has been
further upgraded with tubular upper front A-arms, and Penske rear shocks with new
torsion bars, and upgraded transverse leaf spring by Vette Brakes and Products
Inc. This package is completed with power steering, four wheel disc brakes, and
Michelin Pilot Sport tires to give you a classic car with superior road-handling.
 
For Sale: No

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