This custom 1967 Chevrolet Corvette restomod convertible is powered
by a new 480hp 6.2-liter LS3 crate engine paired with a new
Silversport Tremec five-speed manual transmission built for 600hp
and a matching hydraulic clutch. An aluminum radiator provides
engine cooling. The build was completed by Jamison Custom Corvettes
in South Carolina and uses a Jamison tube chassis equipped with
fully restored and rebuilt C5 suspension with independent rear
suspension, power rack-and-pinion steering, QA1 adjustable
coilovers at all four corners, front sway bar and polyurethane
suspension bushings. A custom dual stainless-steel side-pipe
exhaust is fitted with NOS GM covers. Stopping is handled by
restored and rebuilt C5 power disc brakes. The professionally
prepared body is finished in black with a 427-badged red Stinger
hood, 2.5-inch wider rear fenders, a black folding canvas soft-top
in like-new condition and a fully restored removable black hardtop.
New weatherstripping is installed throughout. Custom-made 18-inch
wheels styled after the original style 15-inch knock-off wheels are
mounted with 245/40x18 Michelin Pilot Sport performance tires. The
bucket-seat interior features Al Knoch red leather upholstery, with
gauges that retain a stock appearance and have been modified to
operate with the LS3 computer. A Vintage Air system is also
installed. The car has been driven 4,211 miles since build
completion.
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