1967 Corvette Stingray, 427 Big Block

Up for auction is my beautiful 67 Stingray. I have owned this for close to 3 years, the previous owner for around 16 years where it saw limited use. I can trace ownership back to 1999 in Texas, and then back to the original delivery dealer, Hansen Chevrolet, in Los Angeles, Ca. I do not have a tank sticker (tank looks like it was replaced a long time ago) or protecto plate. The NOM 427 is a 1969, with high performance stampings on the heads & block. It was said to be a L72. When I changed the oil pan, you could see the part numbers on the pistons which do show as a L72's. L88 snowflake intake. 4 bolt main. The M21 transmission has the matching vin & has the tag 3880853 which indicates a L36 or L71 use. I believe the car to be the L36, a 390 hp car. All tale tell signs are on the car indicating a big block car. 3.55 Positract. Rear sway bar, rear axle caps, left side hood release (right side has not been drilled or filled in), fuel line size, even the correct throttle bracket. Transmission shifts the best of any I have driven...like the bolt action on a rifle. No grinding or jumping out of gear. Clutch & brakes are good. Engine pulls nice & does not run hot. Car goes & stops straight. A good driving vintage car that has been primarily my cars & coffee vehicle of choice. Power steering, power windows, telescopic wheel, side pipes, tinted glass, am/fm radio, side pipes. Everything works that I know of, including the headlights, clock, all gauges, power windows, wipers & heater. Paint is around 20 years old. It has a few chips from over time however is still very presentable. Dash pad, seats & glasswork are nice. Mileage is believed to be accurate. Marina blue. Owners manual, a binder with receipts, Noland Adams technical guide & copy of the factory assembly manual, trickle charger & a very nice ($$) blue Cover King indoor car cover also come with the Corvette. I'm entertaining serious questions & offers. Thank you
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