For Sale: 1967 Chevrolet Corvette in Clifton Park, New York

This 1967 Corvette Convertible 427/435HP was sold New on December 23rd 1966 at Curtis Chevrolet in Washington DC to James O'Brien of Maryland Documented by the cars Original Protect-o-Plate and Warranty book. The options list included Code 983 Goodwood Green Exterior, Standard Black Vinyl Interior, L71 427/435HP Tri-Power Engine, M21 Muncie 4-Speed Manual Transmission, G81 Posi-traction Rear Axle (4:11 Ratio), K66 Transistorized Ignition System, Black Convertible Top, U69 AM/FM Radio, N11 Offroad Ser Exhaust. (These options are also documented by the car's original Protect-O-Plate and Tank Sticker (AKA Build Sheet). This Corvette has undergone a Complete Extensive Comprehensive frame off restoration by a very discerning corvette enthusiast and restorer in which no stone was left unturned and is extensively documented with a complete photo album illustrating the restoration through all stages of completion from disassembly to reassembly and to the show field including receipts and an engine dyno sheet which made a blistering 496HP on the engine dyno! This Corvette retains all of its Correct and original Components from new including the Original Born With Engine Certified by CCAS (Al Greening), Original Transmission (assembly Codes Matching Code on Protect-o-Plate and Vin Stamping Matching this Corvette) Rear Differential (Date Code of 11/22/66 in line with the vehicle build), Carburetors (all 3 Dated 605), Starter (Casting #1107365 Dated 6L9), Alternator (Casting #1100696 Dated 6K28), Voltage Regulator (#1119515 Dated 6H). This Corvette also retains a 100% original interior. This Exceptional L71 has achieved some of the most prestigious awards attainable in the corvette restoration hobby with some of the highest scores of any Corvettes on the show field each time it was Shown. Once Completed the Corvette was taken out of the show field in 2023 Achieving and NCRS Chapter Top Flight Award, NCRS Regional Top Flight Award at the 2023 NCRS Lone Star Regional In Frisco TX, in January of 2024 The corvette was taken out to the NCRS Winter Regional in Florida where it achieved its Performance Verification award one of the hardest awards to achieve as every function of the car has to perform as new including a test drive portion many cars do not pass this test on their first try but this corvette did no problem from there the corvette was taken to the 2024 NCRS National Convention in August of 2024 to Achieve a Duntov award and a National Top Flight Award where it Achieved an INCREDIBLE SCORE of 99.2 and both Awards were Achieved. In January of 2024 a OEM Bloomington Gold award was Achieved in Florida. This Corvette is one of the highest documented and awarded L71 Convertibles on the Market today. Cars with the pedigree and awards this car has achieved with this level of restoration are few and far between.