Vehicle Description
1967 Corvette Convertible
Original Engine
Marlboro Maroon Exterior
ALL NUMBERS MATCHING
VERY HIGHLY AWARDED CAR:
Bloomington Gold Award
2 NCRS Top Flight Awards
VERY HIGHLY OPTIONED CAR
427/ 435 HP V8 Turbojet Engine
4 Speed Close Ratio Manual Transmission
Vacuum Power Brakes
Saddle Vinyl Trim
Tinted Glass
AM/FM Radio
White Convertible Top
Auxiliary Hardtop
15" Steering Wheel
Power Windows
N14 Side Dual Exhaust
Telescopic Steering Wheel
Factory Power Steering
Positraction Rear Differential 370R
Original Tank Sticker
Warranty Booklet with the Protect-O-Plate
Original Owner's Manual
Radio Operating Instructions
Wheel Trim Ring Instruction Sheet
PLEASE NOTE: SALE PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE APPLICABLE SALES TAX,
LICENSE, REGISTRATION FEES AND $499 SERVICE AND RECONDITION FEE
This 1967 Corvette Convertible 427/435HP was sold new on March
24th, 1967, from Hechler Motor Co. in Highland Springs, Virginia,
to Charles from Richmond, Virginia. Charles ordered this Corvette
with almost every option available in 1967, and as such, it is one
of the highest-optioned L71 Corvettes produced. The options list
includes: J50 power brakes, M21 Muncie 4-Speed Manual Transmission,
988 Marlboro Maroon Exterior, 420 Saddle Vinyl Interior, A01 Tinted
Glass, U69 AM/FM Radio, C05 White Vinyl Convertible Top, C07
Auxiliary Hardtop, A31 Power Windows, N14 Side Dual Exhaust, N36
Telescopic Steering Wheel, N40 Power Steering, N89 15" Aluminum
Wheels, K66 Transistor Ignition, P92 775x15 White Wall Tires, G81
Positraction Axle 3:70R, and L71 435HP V8 Turbojet. These options
are documented by the car's original Protect-O-Plate and Tank
Sticker (AKA Build Sheet). Charles would remain the caretaker of
this Corvette from 1967 to 1983, when he sold the car to Murphy,
also of Richmond, Virginia. After a short time of ownership, the
car changed hands once again in 1984, this time to Ernie of Corpus
Christi, Texas, (a prominent Corvette collector well-known for
possessing some of the best examples of rare Corvettes). Ernie
would take the L71 out on the national judging circuit, achieving
two Bloomington Gold awards (1986 & 2000), and two NCRS Top Flight
Awards (1/86 & 9/86). Under Ernie's ownership, this Corvette also
had the honor of being featured as a centerfold car of Vette Vues
Magazine in the June 1987 issue. The Corvette traded hands again in
2002, this time to Peter of St. Louis, Missouri. Peter owned this
Corvette until 2005, when it was purchased by Leroy of Austin,
Texas. Leroy then owned the car until 2008, when Charles of Ohio
purchased it. The car was then purchased by Howard of Pennsylvania.
Howard would take the car back out on the judging circuit in 2011,
where the car achieved another NCRS Top Flight Award. With only
38,622 documented original miles since new, one (exceptional)
re-paint, and a completely original interior, this is one of the
best examples of a 1967 Corvette Convertible available today.
Included in the sale are two binders of documents, including the
original Protect-O-Plate and warranty book, original Tank Sticker,
all original books, all NCRS Awards and judging sheets, Bloomington
Gold Awards and judging sheets, previous state inspections, and
various insurance cards and receipts.
