1967 Corvette value
05-14-2018, 09:35 PM
#141
Team Owner
Don't know the why's:
C2 Redline Summary:
63-66 327 - 250/300 hp - 5300
63-65 327 - 340/360/365/375 hp - 6500
65-67 327 – 350 hp - 6000 (early L79s may have 5300)
65 396 – 425 hp - 6500
66 427 – 390 hp - 5500
67 427 - 390/400 hp - 6000
66 - 67 427 - 425/435 hp - 6500
C2 Redline Summary:
63-66 327 - 250/300 hp - 5300
63-65 327 - 340/360/365/375 hp - 6500
65-67 327 – 350 hp - 6000 (early L79s may have 5300)
65 396 – 425 hp - 6500
66 427 – 390 hp - 5500
67 427 - 390/400 hp - 6000
66 - 67 427 - 425/435 hp - 6500
05-15-2018, 05:41 PM
#143
Safety Car
from one C2, '67 rally red BB owner to another .......... you done good, CONGRATS !!
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05-15-2018, 06:24 PM
#144
Confusion
Thanks
05-15-2018, 07:18 PM
#146
Yes True
05-15-2018, 07:50 PM
#147
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05-16-2018, 12:09 PM
#150
Melting Slicks
What a beautiful Corvette. A red 67 with a 427 is my favorite car of all time.
Congratulations, what a wonderful find, I'm sure you will take excellent care of it.
Thank you for sharing!
Congratulations, what a wonderful find, I'm sure you will take excellent care of it.
Thank you for sharing!
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19lover55 (05-17-2018)
05-16-2018, 10:11 PM
#152
Well Said
So he was a young man (~36?) when he traded for this museum piece. Just amazing condition. I feel his pain. Not just that he loved that car but also the memories of that period of his life. Amazing car, story, and apparently a life well lived. AND it’s red!
Geez, I’d get attached to a shaver I had for 44 years. Great story.
Geez, I’d get attached to a shaver I had for 44 years. Great story.
05-27-2018, 10:47 PM
#154
Serious Corvette Buyer
So Friday my cell rings and the gentleman on the other end tells me his name and says he is a Corvette Buyer and wanted to let me know he is a Serious Corvette Buyer and would Love to add my 67 to his collection. He proceeds to ask what I paid for the car. He quickly figured out I would not disclose the purchase price. He then says I bet you paid 45K for the car and I laughed at him. He then said surely you didn’t pay more the 50K for the car as Ohio Corvettes are the worst to buy. I couldn’t believe how cocky and arrogant he was. I replied how can you be a Serious Corvette buyer when you insult people on the telephone. I then asked him for a favor and explained that when he found that barn full of 27K mile 1967 427/400 2 owners since new to call and I will buy all day long. What a piece of work he was!!!
Sorry just Venting
Sorry just Venting
06-10-2018, 08:10 PM
#155
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I have an opportunity to purchase a 1967 Corvette that is 2 owner and has been stored since 1974. The second owner traded the original owner a tractor for the car in 1974. The car has never had a wrench laid on it other than he had it repainted in 1986 due to the fact the barn roof leaked a dripped rust on the roof. The car is otherwise 100% original with all factory components in place.The original owner is still alive and is now 93.
The car is a 1967 coupe red 427/400 with 4 speed, 27,000 original miles black leather interior S ide pipes that looks like it should be on the dealers showroom floor.
The second owner is 79 years old currently. He showed me the car 2 years ago sitting in a heated barn on his property. I was absolutely amazed at its condition. It is a time capsule that has been impicably stored.
Would anyone be able to help with value. I would like to offer a reasonable amount for the car,but don't really know what the value of a1967 unrestored Corvette would be.
Thanks
The car is a 1967 coupe red 427/400 with 4 speed, 27,000 original miles black leather interior S ide pipes that looks like it should be on the dealers showroom floor.
The second owner is 79 years old currently. He showed me the car 2 years ago sitting in a heated barn on his property. I was absolutely amazed at its condition. It is a time capsule that has been impicably stored.
Would anyone be able to help with value. I would like to offer a reasonable amount for the car,but don't really know what the value of a1967 unrestored Corvette would be.
Thanks
06-10-2018, 08:21 PM
#156
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06-10-2018, 08:27 PM
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06-10-2018, 08:54 PM
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06-10-2018, 08:55 PM
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