1967 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible - Factory L71/435hp, NCRS
Validated Tank Sticker, CCAS Trim Tag
The 1967 Chevrolet Corvette represents the final and most refined
year of the celebrated C2 generation. With its distinctive styling,
four-wheel disc brakes and formidable big-block power, the 1967
model is widely regarded as one of the most desirable Corvettes
ever produced. At the top of the performance hierarchy was the
legendary L71-a 427-cubic-inch V8 equipped with three two-barrel
carburetors and conservatively rated at 435 horsepower.
This exceptional 1967 Corvette Convertible was factory equipped
with the highly desirable L71 427/435-horsepower Tri-Power engine,
paired with an M21 close-ratio four-speed manual transmission.
Other optional equipment includes side-mounted dual exhaust, power
steering, power windows and power brakes, telescopic steering
wheel, speed warning, headrest seats, delivering an ideal
combination of performance, drivability, and comfort.
Finished in its striking factory 974AA Rally Red paint over a
standard black vinyl interior, the Corvette is complemented by a
factory auxiliary hardtop and tinted glass. A push-button AM/FM
radio provides an additional touch of period comfort.
Most importantly, this factory L71 Convertible is accompanied by
its original tank sticker, validated by the NCRS, documenting its
desirable factory configuration. Combining top-tier big-block
performance, iconic colors and important supporting documentation,
this Corvette represents an exceptional example of one of the most
collectible specifications from the Sting Ray era.
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