1967 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible - 327CI V8 with 4-Speed and
Side Pipes
The 1967 Corvette is the car most collectors name when asked which
Sting Ray they would keep. It was the final year of the C2, the
year the styling was cleaned up rather than added to - no fender
flags, five-slot front vents, and the flattest, most purposeful
stance of the entire generation. In convertible form with side
pipes, it is arguably the most recognizable American sports car of
the decade.
Power comes from a 327 cubic-inch V8 built on GM block 3858180 with
3890462 heads, topped by a GM aluminum Winters intake and a Holley
80457-2 600 CFM carburetor. It is a period-correct-appearing,
high-performance-flavored induction setup that starts easily and
drives well in modern traffic. Behind it sits the M21 close-ratio
four-speed manual, the gearbox that suits this engine's rev-happy
character.
The option list is where this car separates itself. N14 side mount
exhaust is the visual and audio centerpiece. N89 cast aluminum
bolt-on wheels were a 1967-only option, and correct sets are
genuinely difficult to find today. C60 air conditioning is uncommon
on a small-block convertible and transforms how usable the car is
in all climates. Add N40 power steering, A01 Soft Ray tinted glass
throughout, A82 headrests, and the U69 AM/FM radio, and you have a
Sting Ray equipped to be driven rather than trailered.
Available now in our 13,000sq ft climate-controlled indoor
showroom.
Vero Beach, FL | (772) 252-3590 | motorcityclassiccars.com
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