Vehicle Description
This 1967 Chevrolet Corvette 327/350HP L79 convertible was produced
on July 7th 1967 according to it's NCRS Shipping Data report this
corvette was Delivered Ideal Chevrolet Hamlin West Virginia and
ordered with High-Performance and comfort in mind. Dressed in
Sunfire Yellow With Black Vinyl Interior. This Corvette retains
it's Original Tank Sticker Which has been verified by NCRS And CCAS
(Al Grenning ) Cylinder Case-Engine Pad Affirmation Certification
and Trim Tag Affirmation Certificate. Those two items Verify this
corvettes original options and this this corvette retains its
original trim tag and engine pad. The options list includes L79
327/350HP Engine, M21 Muncie 4-Speed Manual Transmission, G81
Posi-traction Rear Axle (3:70 Ratio) P92 White sidewall Tires, A01
Tinted Glass, A31 Power Windows, A82 Headrest Seats, N14 Side Mount
Exhaust. After a recent Complete frame off restoration has been
completed to Concourse NCRS and Bloomington Gold Specifications
this corvette was taken through the judging circuit and has
achieved 2x NCRS Top Flight chapter (5/2020, 10/2020), 2x NCRS Top
Flight Regional, 1x NCRS Top Flight National Convention (2021).
Documentation includes Original NCRS Verified Tank Sticker,
Warranty book Protect-o-plate, Owners manual, Trim Ring
Instructions, Keys, Key envelopes. All Components have been
restored with high attention to detail including Engine (Casting
#3892657) (casting Date F 4 7 June 4th. 1967) ( Engine Pad 7122526=
This cars VIN Derivative Engine assembly Code / V0703HT V=Flint
Assembly Plant, 0703= July 3rd, HT=327/350HP M21 Transmission
Casting # 3885010 (Transmission Vin Stamp 7s122526) Rear
differential (AO 6 30 67= 3:70 Ratio assembled on June 30th 1967)
Alternator #1100693 (Dated:7E4 April 4th 1967), Starter #107320
(Dated A 7 29 January 29th. 1967), Radiator #3155316 (Dated
67EApril 1967), Overflow Tank # 3155416 (Dated:67E April 1967), All
Systems have been restored or rebuilt to concourse condition with
many NOS and Original parts used. Out of22940 Corvette Produced for
the 1967 Model year only 2,325 were Delivered in Sunfire Yellow
that is only 10% of total. 1967 Corvettes in this condition with
this type of documentation and award pedigree come to market seldom
and are Blue chip investments in the collector car hobby.
