For Sale at Auction: 1967 Chevrolet Corvette in Auburn, Indiana

The final year of the celebrated C2 Sting Ray generation, the 1967 Chevrolet Corvette is widely regarded as the most refined and desirable of the series. Chevrolet spent five years continuously improving the second-generation Corvette, culminating in a model that combined timeless styling with the strongest engineering of the era. Subtle exterior revisions, including functional fender vents, distinctive five-louver side gills, and tasteful trim updates, gave the 1967 model a cleaner, more purposeful appearance. Today, it is often considered the pinnacle of mid-year Corvette production and one of the most collectible American sports cars built. Powering this example is Chevrolet's formidable 427-cubic-inch Turbo-Jet V-8 engine, factory rated at 350 horsepower. Equipped with a four-barrel carburetor and abundant low-end torque, the big-block delivered effortless acceleration while remaining smooth and tractable for everyday driving. Paired with the Corvette's lightweight fiberglass body, responsive independent suspension, and four-wheel disc brakes, it offered performance that rivaled many European sports cars of its day. Blending muscular big-block performance with one of the most iconic designs in American automotive history, the 1967 Corvette Coupe continues to represent the golden age of Chevrolet performance and remains a highly coveted prize among collectors and enthusiasts. Nicely restored inside and out, the exceptional aerodynamic C2 body is finished in its original shade of Marlboro Maroon over a black interior. Under the care of a single enthusiast for 35 years before being acquired by the current Corvette collector, this example has been well maintained and shows 40,361 on the odometer, which reflects the title that reads actual miles. Accompanied by its original Protect-O-Plate, this Corvette is equipped with a rebuilt, numbers-matching 350-horsepower 427-cubic-inch V-8 that produces a memorable sound, thanks to the side exhaust pipes. Backed by a four-speed manual transmission, it's the ideal combination for someone looking to enjoy a classic Corvette to its fullest potential. Inside, lies nicely restored bucket seats, a wood-rimmed steering wheel, factory radio, and clock. To top off this example, it rides on a new set of factory rally wheels wrapped in BFGoodrich Silvertown Radial redline tires. Accompanying this Corvette is its original Owner Protection Plan booklet with Protect-O-Plate, two '67 owner's manuals, and a Corvette AM-FM radio operating manual. Whether destined for regional Corvette gatherings or spirited weekend drives, this numbers-matching 1967 427 four-speed Corvette Coupe embodies everything one would want andhas made the final-year C2 an enduring American legend. * Numbers-matching example
* Desirable 427-cid engine paired with a four-speed manual transmission
* Highly attractive Marlboro Maroon finish
* Offered from a noted Corvette collector
* Accompanied by its original Owner Protection Plan booklet and Protect-O-Plate

The final year of the celebrated C2 Sting Ray generation, the 1967 Chevrolet Corvette is widely regarded as the most refined and desirable of the series. Chevrolet spent five years continuously improving the second-generation Corvette, culminating in a model that combined timeless styling with the strongest engineering of the era. Subtle exterior revisions, including functional fender vents, distinctive five-louver side gills, and tasteful trim updates, gave the 1967 model a cleaner, more purposeful appearance. Today, it is often considered the pinnacle of mid-year Corvette production and one of the most collectible American sports cars built.

Powering this example is Chevrolet's formidable 427-cubic-inch Turbo-Jet V-8 engine, factory rated at 350 horsepower. Equipped with a four-barrel carburetor and abundant low-end torque, the big-block delivered effortless acceleration while remaining smooth and tractable for everyday driving. Paired with the Corvette's lightweight fiberglass body, responsive independent suspension, and four-wheel disc brakes, it offered performance that rivaled many European sports cars of its day. Blending muscular big-block performance with one of the most iconic designs in American automotive history, the 1967 Corvette Coupe continues to represent the golden age of Chevrolet performance and remains a highly coveted prize among collectors and enthusiasts.

Nicely restored inside and out, the exceptional aerodynamic C2 body is finished in its original shade of Marlboro Maroon over a black interior. Under the care of a single enthusiast for 35 years before being acquired by the current Corvette collector, this example has been well maintained and shows 40,361 on the odometer, which reflects the title that reads actual miles. Accompanied by its original Protect-O-Plate, this Corvette is equipped with a rebuilt, numbers-matching 350-horsepower 427-cubic-inch V-8 that produces a memorable sound, thanks to the side exhaust pipes. Backed by a four-speed manual transmission, it's the ideal combination for someone looking to enjoy a classic Corvette to its fullest potential. Inside, lies nicely restored bucket seats, a wood-rimmed steering wheel, factory radio, and clock. To top off this example, it rides on a new set of factory rally wheels wrapped in BFGoodrich Silvertown Radial redline tires.

Accompanying this Corvette is its original Owner Protection Plan booklet with Protect-O-Plate, two '67 owner's manuals, and a Corvette AM-FM radio operating manual.

Whether destined for regional Corvette gatherings or spirited weekend drives, this numbers-matching 1967 427 four-speed Corvette Coupe embodies everything one would want and has made the final-year C2 an enduring American legend.