F/S 1967 Convertible Big Block # match.
11-12-2006, 09:17 AM
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F/S 1967 Convertible Big Block # match.
Year 1967
mileage 55,811 beleived to be original.
Serial# 194677S110332
Body: The body is excellent and shows no signs of collision damage. The fit of the doors, top panel, headlights, and hood are excellent. This car appears to have a no hit body.
Paint: the paint color is red ( code 974AA) with a black stinger.
Exterior: The glass, rally wheels, red line tires, stainless trim, and emblems are in excellent condition. The black convertible top is in excellent condition.
Frame: The frame and underbody are excellent showing no signs of rust, damage or repair. The car is unrestored and still looks good on the underside. The frame suspension, brakes, exhaust are correct and are in excellent condition. The car looks very good on underside which helps verify low mileage. The frame and fiberglass underbody were undercoated years ago.
Engine: This is a very correct car showing numbers matching engine. The trim tag indicates a car build date of Feb. 9th (G09). The engine block casting number (3904351). The engine casting date of nov. 18th 1966. (K186) engine assembly date Jan 12th 1967 (To11IQ) are correct for this car. IQ indicates 427/390HP with 4BC, special cam, hyd lifters, and powerglide transmission. The rest of the engine compartment, components are correct and well detailed including the radiator and tank, wiper motor, master cylinder, carb, shielding, air cleaner, intake and exhaust manifolds. The starter and altenator are correct replacement items,
Options: 427/390 hp. (L36) engine, powerglide transmission, M35 red line tires,
(QB1), tinted glass,(AO1) seatbelts ( original and date coded to car)
Power steering (N40) original am/fm radio (U69) Paint rally red (974). Interior trim
(407) which was vinyl seats upgraded to leather. Also correct 6000 redline tach.
The interior color is red. The door panels, carpet, seats, glove box door, seatbelts and dash are show quality and correct. The gauges are clear and correct. The clock, am/fm radio and interior light are working. This car has the most desirable color combination.
Red/Red with powerglide 427/390Hp was less than 10 cars built, this makes this a very rare car.
Asking $125,000
770-271-5828.
mileage 55,811 beleived to be original.
Serial# 194677S110332
Body: The body is excellent and shows no signs of collision damage. The fit of the doors, top panel, headlights, and hood are excellent. This car appears to have a no hit body.
Paint: the paint color is red ( code 974AA) with a black stinger.
Exterior: The glass, rally wheels, red line tires, stainless trim, and emblems are in excellent condition. The black convertible top is in excellent condition.
Frame: The frame and underbody are excellent showing no signs of rust, damage or repair. The car is unrestored and still looks good on the underside. The frame suspension, brakes, exhaust are correct and are in excellent condition. The car looks very good on underside which helps verify low mileage. The frame and fiberglass underbody were undercoated years ago.
Engine: This is a very correct car showing numbers matching engine. The trim tag indicates a car build date of Feb. 9th (G09). The engine block casting number (3904351). The engine casting date of nov. 18th 1966. (K186) engine assembly date Jan 12th 1967 (To11IQ) are correct for this car. IQ indicates 427/390HP with 4BC, special cam, hyd lifters, and powerglide transmission. The rest of the engine compartment, components are correct and well detailed including the radiator and tank, wiper motor, master cylinder, carb, shielding, air cleaner, intake and exhaust manifolds. The starter and altenator are correct replacement items,
Options: 427/390 hp. (L36) engine, powerglide transmission, M35 red line tires,
(QB1), tinted glass,(AO1) seatbelts ( original and date coded to car)
Power steering (N40) original am/fm radio (U69) Paint rally red (974). Interior trim
(407) which was vinyl seats upgraded to leather. Also correct 6000 redline tach.
The interior color is red. The door panels, carpet, seats, glove box door, seatbelts and dash are show quality and correct. The gauges are clear and correct. The clock, am/fm radio and interior light are working. This car has the most desirable color combination.
Red/Red with powerglide 427/390Hp was less than 10 cars built, this makes this a very rare car.
Asking $125,000
770-271-5828.
Last edited by woodchuck; 11-12-2006 at 01:38 PM.
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11-12-2006, 05:41 PM
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Beautiful car!!!
Good luck with your sale! 
Good luck with your sale!
11-14-2006, 08:10 AM
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Originally Posted by kenEDMUNDS
Beautiful car. How did you arrive at the figure of red/red 10 built? Those numbers have never been released? Just curious.
This is a ad from proteam corvettes, I noticed on there website, i have looked all over for a red on red and i could not find one and still can not find one and i stumbled across this ad from pro team.
191X..1967 Corvette Convertible, 427-400 hp, powerglide, numbers match, (The Real Deal). Rally Red paint with Black stinger, Red interior, and White soft top. Body on restored with excellent paint, interior, top, chrome, stainless, exhaust, brakes, wheels, and tires. Optioned with factory air, factory side exhaust, powerglide, power steering, power brakes, power windows, headrest seats, speed warning, 3.08 posi, AM/FM radio, SS brakes, tinted glass, B.O. aluminum wheels, and redline radial tires. Most all factory correct components including the spare, jack, jack tools, seat belts, shifter, shielding, air cleaner, braids, and T-3 headlights. Documented with the tank sticker (build sheet), and some owner history. Super rare documented 400 hp air conditioned automatic convertible (1 of 16 produced and 1 of only 2 known Red/Red cars). From the well known Joe Roebuck collection and the CFO of General Motors. Looks, runs, and drives excellent. CC:1/+2 Entertaining interesting trades and/or offers [/QUOTE]
Beautiful car. How did you arrive at the figure of red/red 10 built? Those numbers have never been released? Just curious.
This is a ad from proteam corvettes, I noticed on there website, i have looked all over for a red on red and i could not find one and still can not find one and i stumbled across this ad from pro team.
191X..1967 Corvette Convertible, 427-400 hp, powerglide, numbers match, (The Real Deal). Rally Red paint with Black stinger, Red interior, and White soft top. Body on restored with excellent paint, interior, top, chrome, stainless, exhaust, brakes, wheels, and tires. Optioned with factory air, factory side exhaust, powerglide, power steering, power brakes, power windows, headrest seats, speed warning, 3.08 posi, AM/FM radio, SS brakes, tinted glass, B.O. aluminum wheels, and redline radial tires. Most all factory correct components including the spare, jack, jack tools, seat belts, shifter, shielding, air cleaner, braids, and T-3 headlights. Documented with the tank sticker (build sheet), and some owner history. Super rare documented 400 hp air conditioned automatic convertible (1 of 16 produced and 1 of only 2 known Red/Red cars). From the well known Joe Roebuck collection and the CFO of General Motors. Looks, runs, and drives excellent. CC:1/+2 Entertaining interesting trades and/or offers [/QUOTE]
Last edited by woodchuck; 11-14-2006 at 08:16 AM.
11-15-2006, 05:46 PM
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Originally Posted by woodchuck
Anyone interested?
The car looks good and would be great to have. Good luck and maybe someone will show some interest.
Two things might be scaring away some, though. Your profile isn't filled out as required and your ad is worded like a car dealer. By that, I mean you refer to "matching numbers" and "correct" instead of "original". This is a tough crowd, so you may wish to elaborate on these a bit more to assure everyone of what you are selling.
Again, good luck with the sale. It is a beautiful car.
11-20-2006, 08:29 PM
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Originally Posted by woodchuck
The car sold for $123,500
Thanks
Woody
Thanks
Woody
