For Sale: 1967 Chevrolet Corvette in Christiansburg, Virginia

The 1967 Chevrolet Corvette represents the absolute pinnacle and the final year of the C2 (second generation) "Mid-Year" design. Highly regarded by collectors as one of the most refined and desirable Corvettes ever made, the 1967 model trimmed back exterior ornamentation for a beautifully clean, aggressive aesthetic.Chevrolet offered two small-block V8s and four legendary 427-cubic-inch big-block V8 engines for the 1967 model year:- 327 ci Small Block: Available in standard 300 hp or the high-output L79 variant producing 350 hp.- 427 ci Big-Block (L36 & L68): Hydraulic-lifter versions putting out 390 hp and 400 hp respectively.- 427 ci Big-Block (L71): Equipped with "Tri-Power" (three two-barrel carburetors), solid lifters, and pumping out 435 hp.- 427 ci Big-Block (L88): A legendary, purpose-built racing engine package. While officially rated at an underrated 430 hp to discourage street buyers, it actually produced closer to 560 hp. Only 20 factory L88 Corvettes were built in 1967, making them multi-million dollar holy grails of the car collecting world.Key 1967 Styling and Engineering Updates- The "Stinger" Hood: Big-block models featured a completely unique hood scoop with a contrast-color accent line.- Cleaned-up Trim: Side fender vents were updated to a five-slot design, and the script emblems on the fenders and hood were removed.- Bolt-On Wheels: Due to safety regulations, the classic center-lock "knock-off" wheels were replaced with bolt-on cast aluminum wheels featuring non-eared center caps. Six-inch wide "Rally" wheels became standard.- Interior Safety Improvements: A dual-chamber brake master cylinder, a collapsible steering column, and flat-surfaced dashboard switches were introduced. The handbrake was also moved from under the dash to the center console.This super clean Corvette is equipped with an automatic transmission and has factory air conditioning.Part of the Duncan Imports Private collection since 2026, this car has been known by Mr. Duncan for 50 years and belonged to his Service Manager.