Sunfire Yellow w/Black interior, 427/435hp, 4-spd. manual transmission.
15 OPTION 435HP 2 TOP CONVERTIBLE W/ RADIO DELETE!
ONLY KNOW EXAMPLE W/SIDE PIPES, F41, SHOULDER HARNESS AND HEADREST SEATS!!!
Three-time N.C.R.S. Top Flight Award winner! Including a Reginal in AZ. in ’12, as well as a T.F. in ’10 & ’08
NCRS-validated tank sticker and car shipper
Very rare 15 factory option 435 HP Corvette with Radio Delete
The only known example with these options in Sunfire Yellow
Matching numbers L71 427/435 HP V-8 engine
Matching numbers M21 close ratio 4-speed transmission
3.36 Positraction rear end
Power steering
Power brakes
Sunfire Yellow with Black stinger
1 of 435 ordered without a radio
Hardtop and soft top
F41 suspension
Side exhaust
Shoulder harnesses
Headrests
Tinted windshield
Transistor ignition
Speed minder
Five 15-inch bolt-on wheels
775×15 White stripe tires
NCRS shipping data report
Ironically, the second-generation 1967 Corvette Sting Ray was never intended to be, scheduled for replacement that year by a new body design inspired by the wild GM Mako Shark show car. However, engine-cooling issues and quality concerns caused Chief Corvette Engineer Zora Arkus-Duntov to advocate the new model’s postponement to 1968. While a potential disaster for Chevrolet, this last-minute decision yielded the final—and what many enthusiasts believe to be the best—second-generation Corvette Sting Rays, showcasing exceptionally clean and virtually impeccable styling with minimal embellishment.
A total of 22,940 Corvettes were produced for 1967, of which the majority, numbering 14,436, were convertibles. Not including the competition-only 427 CI L88 engine, three Mark IV big-block engines were available for the Corvette, ranging from the 390 HP L36 and the triple-carb L68 developing 400 HP, to the wicked, solid-lifter, triple-carbureted L71 mill factory-rated at 435 HP. Priced at a heady $437.10 option cost, the L71 mill was selected by 3,754 speed-hungry Corvette buyers for 1967.
Finished in Sunfire Yellow with a black hood stinger, this highly optioned 1967 Corvette convertible includes both hard and soft tops. A two-time NCRS Top Flight award winner, this Corvette is exceedingly rare with its array of 15 factory options, including no radio. Powered by a matching-numbers L71 427/435 HP V-8 engine paired with a matching-numbers M21 close-ratio 4-speed manual transmission, the Corvette is equipped with a 3.36 Positraction rear end, power steering, power brakes, F41 suspension, side exhaust, shoulder harnesses, headrests, a tinted windshield, K66 transistorized ignition, a Speed Minder and five 15-inch bolt-on wheels. Documents include the NCRS Shipping Data Report, car shipper form and NCRS-validated tank sticker. |
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