New England Auto Auction is proud to offer for sale this fine
example of one of the most celebrated sports cars in American
History, the 427ci/425hp 4-speed 1966 Chevrolet Corvette Roadster.
This Corvette 427 is a very well sorted older restoration that has
been extremely well cared for and maintained by past and current
ownership. Under its current ownership the car was informally
reviewed by an NCRS judge, and several detailed improvements were
made based on their recommendations to prepare it for an official
NCRS judging opportunity. Power and style is the name of the game
when it comes to this 1966 Corvette 427ci roadster. Under the hood
it is powered by the famous Chevrolet 427ci/425hp optioned V8
engine. The vehicle's serial number and engine stamp pad sequence
number match as well as the shown engine stamp code suffix "IP,"
indicating a true original 427ci/425hp 4-speed optioned car, making
this 427ci Corvette one of the most desirable examples of the C2 or
"Sting Ray" Corvette generation. The consignor notes that all
aspects of this car are period correct apart from the early 1970's
4-speed transmission that was utilized at some point in the
vehicle's past. On the exterior this Corvette really shines. The
brilliant Milano Maroon paint still represents at a high level
reflecting the care and appreciation bestowed on this vehicle. On
the interior, black leather seats and carpeting compliment the
exterior maroon extremely well and help give more style to the
already wonderful shape of the "Sting Ray" design. The hard top is
painted to match the rest of the car, and the soft top is in high
quality condition matching the overall condition of the car. From
underneath, this Corvette is extremely clean, once again reflecting
the care and detail taken by ownership. On the ground, this 427
sits on original Kelsey Hayes knock-off wheels, other options
include power steering and power brakes. Overall, this example of
the legendary 1966 427 Corvette Roadster is a fine example of one
of the most sought-after sports cars in American History and ready
for its next caretaker, a welcome addition to any serious
collectors stable. Sold with a title and registration.
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