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Jegypt

Jegypt

im interested but, in San Antonio so need more Info. I asked in earlier post what level you believe it is. I'll be in Seattle the 24th and could stop there on the way but, dont want to if there isn't an opportunity.
. What level would you classify it to be?
. Thanks

67VetteMan

Jegypt
Just sent you a private reply - sorry have not been on the forum lately - busy with work and my other computer crashed
Movement in price - look to see other 67 327/350 on the market in this shape with the documentation - you'll not find one better looking or in better shape at this price
John

67VetteMan

Rear view (car under the cover is a restored 66 Nova)

Side View (car in garage is a friends 71 Vette being partially restored)

Front right side view

CADbrian

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Nice pictures. Sorry for the sidebar question. My question is really more of a chance for me to learn something about 67's...

The tank sticker clearly states J50 as power brakes and then below displays the option Y67 as "vacuum power............[illegible]"

I'm not able to find what option Y67 is. Can you read the rest of that option? If it's power brakes then what is the difference between J50 and Y67?

Thanks for the education.

67VetteMan

Saw that too when I was providing information, basically from here (though I have the soft cover bound book)
http://www.vettefacts.com/C2/1967.aspx

Here it shows J50 full description as "– J50 Vacuum Assisted Powered Brakes" under the Brakes category
https://www.corvsport.com/1967-c2-corvette/

Maybe someone else can chime in with an answer

67VetteMan

Pulled this from Hagerty today – just the base car, not to mention the numbers matching or condition of the car

CADbrian

Great pictures, open disclosure, AO Smith body, the right year... Why isn't this thing selling? I don't understand why this car has been for sale for nearly a year now?

Thunder80

That is 2 years. Went for sale 8 - 21 - 2017 Soon 8 - 2019 SOON 2 years. YES a nice looking 67'. Is the color keeping it from selling? I don't know, just a VERY NICE ONE. Best for your sale. VERY NICE

67VetteMan

I guess you either like the color or not - when I purchased it LONG ago - I loved the color because it wasn't black or blue or red, it was different.
When people see it they remark about the color, they seem to like it

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moonframer

Just taking a chance to see if your 67 roadster is still for sale? If it is for sale would you email me please? Thanks, Jim moonframer@msn.com

67air

MY APOLOGIES 67 Vetteman-----I thought that was a PM from Moonframer regarding another car that "I HAD SOLD"

ALL members , Please note that 67Vetteman's car is not yet sold----AGAIN MY APOLOGIES

67VetteMan

Thanks for responding to clear this up - much appreciated

USA1LT1

Nice car and Sunfire Yellow is a great color. Best of luck with the sale.

marckidder

Do you still have your 67 Sunfire Yellow Convertible. I am a prior owner of that vehicle from Fall 1971 to Fall 1973. I still have a copy of my registration, and matched the VIN. I would like to touch base with you. Marc Kidder
marckidder@sbcglobal.net