The final year of the C2 brought some of the most refined styling
and desirable drivetrain combinations of the Sting Ray era. This
1967 Corvette pairs its iconic shape with a numbers-matching L79
327 V8, a numbers-matching 4-speed transmission, and a beautifully
documented frame-off restoration. Finished in rich Marlboro Maroon
over Saddle vinyl, this C2 Corvette has the look and specifications
that continue to make 1967 a favorite among collectors.
Under the hood is the numbers-matching L79 327-cubic-inch small
block V8, factory-rated at 350 horsepower. It's backed by the
numbers-matching Muncie M-21 close-ratio 4-speed manual
transmission and a limited-slip rear end with 3.70:1 gears. Side
pipe exhaust provides an unmistakable soundtrack, while power
steering and four-wheel disc brakes make this Chevrolet Corvette
rewarding to drive.
The Marlboro Maroon exterior is complemented by 15-inch Corvette
Rally wheels with beauty rings and center caps, wrapped in
BFGoodrich Redline radial tires. Inside, Saddle vinyl bucket seats
and a wood-rimmed steering wheel create a warm contrast while
keeping the cabin true to the classic Corvette Sting Ray
character.
Photos and receipts support this frame-off restoration, adding
valuable history to an already desirable car. For someone searching
for a 1967 Corvette for sale, a numbers-matching Corvette for sale,
or a properly restored classic Corvette, this example brings
together the right ingredients. With L79 power, a close-ratio
four-speed, side pipes, and one of the most celebrated body designs
in Corvette history, this 1967 Corvette is ready for the collection
and the open road.
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