Contemplating acquiring this 1967 427/435 Roadster
Gentlemen; This 1967 Roadster has become available as part of a sale of surplus stock being liquidated from a well known museum.
Briefly, these are the details of the car I know so far' Chevrolet Corvette Stingray - Convertible Built - St Louis USA June 1967 Sold - new in August 1967 by Star Chevrolet East Orange, New Jersey Odometer - 87,297 miles (indicated) Engine - (7.0L) 427 CID / 435 HP Turbo Jet with Triple Double Barrel Downdraft Carburettors (Tri-Carb) Transmission - Muncie 4spd Manual 1 of 3463 finished in Marlboro Maroon Trim - Black Vinyl Trim, Centrally located Hand-Brake Extensively documented matching numbers - Chassis Vin: 194677S121788 Courcours D"Elegance Award Winner Documents - History of all receipted work, original purchase receipts, photographs, owner's manuals, Factory Build Sheet, Protecto Plate Asking price is just under USD $80,000 and offers considered - additional costs include repatriation Stateside These are the only photo's available so far, I would expect the underside condition to be similar to the topside I would be buying this car sight unseen, apart from relying on a professional vehicle inspection to confirm the usual standard condition. My query : would this represent value, and apart from general condition, what should I specifically look for in this model ? Thanking You for your advices - GV . https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...1a215ff554.jpg https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...f137bc3e48.jpg https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...e1f79d4929.jpg https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...29f647faf3.jpg https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...2882130478.jpg https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...620bf142f7.jpg https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...029deaec39.jpg https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...35061b8ca3.jpg https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...bb8f4c2e89.jpg https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...3f2d66c138.jpg https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...990d3c4124.jpg https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...3c78f1bb33.jpg . |
Hi GV,
Beautiful C2! What are your plans for the car: investment or drive and enjoy? I purchased a C2 out of a collection and while it appeared in excellent condition, the brakes, and fuel system needed rebuilding due to lack of use. From the pictures: The car sits higher in the front than the back and the front rt bumper is not level - I would think a concurs level car would be perfect Investment Value = Market Resale Price - (80K + Known and Unknown Repairs+Repatriation+Inspection+tax/title) Personal Value = Priceless! Phil |
You better make sure that is a legitimate sale. Does it still have its original engine? If so you better run to the bank and get the cash. Sounds like a hoax for that money.
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Hi Don - No hoax and it is a legitimate sale, vendor is a Museum whose ambassador is Ex F1 World Champ Allan Jones, in addition to this car they have a 1969 C3 convertible L89 427 Tri-Carb too and is matching numbers, which is very tempting, but it's an auto. - and yes Don, the car appears "cheap", that's what caught my eye initially, that and condition, seemed like good value. - verifying original engine is certainly top of list - appreciate your input - GV
Originally Posted by 65 Pro Vette
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You better make sure that is a legitimate sale. Does it still have its original engine? If so you better run to the bank and get the cash. Sounds like a hoax for that money.
Originally Posted by 856666
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Hi GV,
Beautiful C2! What are your plans for the car: investment or drive and enjoy? I purchased a C2 out of a collection and while it appeared in excellent condition, the brakes, and fuel system needed rebuilding due to lack of use. From the pictures: The car sits higher in the front than the back and the front rt bumper is not level - I would think a concurs level car would be perfect Investment Value = Market Resale Price - (80K + Known and Unknown Repairs+Repatriation+Inspection+tax/title) Personal Value = Priceless! Phil |
If original, $80K might buy the engine.
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Originally Posted by roadster65
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Hi Paul, - thanks for the post - it's legit, priced on rate @ 0.67c / USD - what I was hoping was that maybe someone could help with some info / advice as to what I should be looking for in 67 BB convertible that is particular to that year and model - appreciate the input - GV
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Pics are photoshopped to death. No pics of engine stamp or trim or vin. As it sits , from what it says, its 100k PLUS car all day long UNTIL you see it in real life. There is a 7.5 auction fee, transport it here will be 2/3k. I would hire the best inspector you can find, at 80k if its the real deal, you wont mind spending the money. Read the fine print at bottom of add
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Way too big of a delta between actual details, I.e. pics, and final price point, and marketing.
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No way is a real deal 427/435 car going to sell for 80k
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get past the fluff of the description and photo shopped pictures this car needs a professional inspection. starting price of a auction is not a good starting point of real world value. if all the paper work checks out as real, the stamp pad is real this car should be well into the 200's
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Sounds like a job for Pancho.
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If that is a real 67 L71, then I'm the King of England.
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Like to see close-ups of the tank and window sticker, too blurry to make any determinations.
Paul |
needs to be seen in person esp the underside. could be a nice car but suspect up close it isnt.
A nice one that yr under 100k isnt so bad regardless of a # stamp |
A concours-level 327/350 '67 convertible can cost $80K. It is extremely unlikely that a similar 427/435 would cost the same.
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Gents; I think this thread may have "lost its' way" - yes I'm aware the "tyranny of distance" presents some challenges,
In overcoming some of the challenges I was hoping to secure your learned counsel as to identifying features that are "particular" in identifying a BB 427 / 435 1967 Roadster. If anyone is able to assist, I would be most appreciative - Thanks - GV PS: Pic (below) #1 1967 BB Roadster (Topic Car) and #2 1966 Roadster (Comparative) - what else is there different, interior, body and mechanical ?? . https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...8e91b384e9.jpg This pic above is of the car / prospective purchase - June 1967 Build Date - Scoped Stinger Hood, Rallye Wheels, Six Slot Fender Side Vents https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...3d55fe5057.jpg This pic above shows BB Roadster, Build Date 1966, Stinger Hood, Alloy Finned Rims, three Slot Fender Side Vents. |
google differences between 65, 66, 67 corvette
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...5-66-67-a.html Phil |
Learned counsel? You must be thinking of some other corvette forum.
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Originally Posted by roadster65
(Post 1598977909)
Gents; I think this thread may have "lost its' way" - yes I'm aware the "tyranny of distance" presents some challenges,
In overcoming some of the challenges I was hoping to secure your learned counsel as to identifying features that are "particular" in identifying a BB 427 / 435 1967 Roadster. If anyone is able to assist, I would be most appreciative - Thanks - GV |
Under the car you should see a rear sway bar, differential half shaft caps with bolts (NOT u bolts) and the fuel line from the tank to the front of the car will terminate at the fuel pump with a 90 degree bend.
Phil |
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