1967 Corvette Roadster 427 - 435 HP Survivor Rare Bloomington Hall of Fame NCRS
1967 Chevrolet Corvette Bloomington Gold NCRS Top Flight Triple Crown
Technical specifications of Chevrolet Corvette 1967 | |
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Price: | - |
Condition: | Used |
Item location: | San Clemente, California, United States |
Make: | Chevrolet |
Model: | Corvette |
SubModel: | Bloomington Gold NCRS Top Flight Triple Crown |
Type: | Convertible |
Trim: | Bloomington Gold NCRS Top Flight Triple Crown |
Year: | 1967 |
Mileage: | 17,830 |
VIN: | 194677S112839 |
Color: | Marlboro Maroon |
Engine size: | 427ci 435 HP Tri-Power |
Number of cylinders: | 8 |
Fuel: | Gasoline |
Transmission: | Manual |
Interior color: | Black |
Drive side: | Right-hand drive |
Options: | F41 Special Suspension, Off-Road Exhaust, Transitor Ignition System, Pushbutton AM/FM Radio, Tinted Glass, Auxiliary Hardtop, Convertible |
Vehicle Title: | Clear |
You are interested? | Contact the seller! |
Car description |
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1967 Corvette Roadster
Considered
“THE MOST ORIGINAL & BEST 67 427/435HP
MARLBORO MAROON RAG-TOP in EXISTENCE”
427/435 HP V8 L71 Code JE
Numbers Matching
VIN#194677S112839
17830 Original Miles
Flawless Never-Hit Virgin Body
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Multiple Award Winner
N.C.R.S BENCHMARK CERTIFIED SURVIVOR
(one of 149 thru 2006 - 29 were 67’s)
TRIPLE CROWN WINNER
(Gold Spinner Award, Bloomington Gold, NCRS Top Flight)
Nov 2006
GOLD SPINNER CONCOURSE - Nov 2006
BLOOMINGTON GOLD HALL OF FAME
1 of 18 between 2000 & 2002
June 2002
Selection Criteria is based upon prior invitation to the
Special Collection and Nomination to the Hall of Fame…
the Highest Honor Awarded to a Corvette. The Legends of the Marque!
BLOOMINGTON GOLD BENCHMARK 2000
BLOOMINGTON GOLD SPECIAL COLLECTION XVII
June 2000
NCRS TOP FLIGHT AWARD - Jan 1999
BLOOMINGTON GOLD BENCHMARK
BLOOMINGTON GOLD “GOLD” CERTIFIED
BLOOMINGTON GOLD SURVIVOR CERTIFIED
Jan 1999
BLOOMINGTON GOLD - SPECIAL COLLECTION
June 1992
NCRS PERFORMANCE VERIFICATION AWARD
Jan 1992
NCRS TOP FLIGHT AWARD May 1991
NCRS TOP FLIGHT AWARD Jan 1991
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OPTIONS
“MARLBOBO MAROON”
True Factory Color Code “988”
BLACK VINYL SEATS
“BORN WITH” L71 427 / 435 Code “JE”
(WITH CERTIFICATE FROM CCAS)
MUNCIE (M21) 4-SPEED TRANS “P”
HEAVY DUTY 3:55 Positraction Rear End Code “AZ”
Rare F41 Special Suspension “EQ”
OFF-ROAD Exhaust System
Transistor Ignition System
Pushbutton AM/FM Radio
Electronic Clock
15” “RALLY” Wheels
775 x 15 2 Poly White Sidewalls (Original)
Tinted Glass
Auxiliary Hardtop Code “C07”
Factory Correct White Vinyl Convertible Top
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Documentation
Owner’s Manual
Warranty Book
Window Sticker
(all three for Judging purposes only)
Body Trim Tag
AM/FM Radio Operating Instructions Booklet
Book of all AWARDS & Judging Sheets since 1991
Display Board of Awards
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100% Factory Original Number Matching
“BORN WITH ENGINE”
100% Factory Original Trans & Rear Differential
100% Correct Casting Numbers & Date Codes
100% Unrestored / Unmolested / Untouched Original
Original Tires
Owner History Sheet Documenting Previous Owners
Copies of Previous State Titles
Multiple Letters of Correspondence from Owners
Copy of Previous Sales Document
Official Production Date: March 7,1967
Delivered to:
Capital Chevrolet (Code 82 Zone 10)
Denver, CO
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Like a fine piece of artwork that has been passed from hand to hand to be appreciated and enjoyed by more than one owner while not losing original form, so has been the history of this 1967 427 cubic inch 435 horse power convertible.
This 17,830 mile convertible is now with what is thought to be its sixth owner. All of the owners had one thing in common: they all absolutely loved this car and treated it like a museum piece from the day they each bought it.
It does not appear as if this car was ever a daily driver. Fortunately there were 3754 of these fabulous Tri-Power cars made in 1967; unfortunately most were bought to race and therefore many were relegated to the wrecking yards and very few were treated to a life of leisure like this unique and rare example.
This is an absolutely fabulous Marlboro Maroon 427/435 two-top roadster that has gathered many of the most coveted Corvette Awards possible over the last 26 years that it has been campaigned. The best judges over those many years have laid their eyes and hands on this rare low mileage benchmark of the most coveted of all Corvettes from this era… maybe just the whole era of Corvettes.
The sorting out has been done and this 100% original and unmolested survivor is just looking for a new collector home. Finding cars like this has become more and more difficult and this one has to rank right up there with some of the most incredible survivor specimens in existence.
The car was built on March 6, 1967 and delivered new by Capital Chevrolet in Denver, CO.
This car is dead-nuts straight. The paint 100% original with no blends or obvious paint redo’s in its past. On a scale of 1-10 I would rate the paint at an 8.5 on the normal scale and a 9.8 on the Survivor Scale. There are several areas where some paint is degrading from age, however none are “in your face” issues and do not detract from the overall wonderful patina and appearance of the vehicle.
Some people would buy a car like this and possibly do a body on paint restoration. I would not, it would stay exactly like it is. As well there are experts in “sympathetic” paint restorations that could repair these small areas by light color sanding and spot blending back the old lacquer where needed. I have seen it done and done right it is simply incredible. For my taste, I absolutely love a little crinkle and crazing to add to the overall character of the car. We are all different and have our own ideas of how and what presentation we want out of our cars. But indeed, the historical significance of this car needs to be acknowledged no matter the direction of the new owner. Preservation is the rage today and if you are so inclined this may just be nirvana for you. It is for me!!!
The interior is 100% original and unmolested and has a look that simply cannot be duplicated entirely in a restoration process. Materials today are not of the same quality of 1967 and the richness of detail in the stitching, paint and vinyl finishes and chrome highlights is unmistakeable to the trained eye. This has to be one of the nicest original interior mid-years I have ever encountered. PERIOD.
The undercarriage is 100% original and unmolested. The frame and metalwork are indicative of a well cared for garaged “every day of its life” vehicle that has probably never seen rain in the last 30-35 years, maybe longer. The surfaces have light coloration from age but are all rock solid.
Almost everyone in the Corvette world realizes there is nothing quite like the ride and feel of a NEVER bodied-off restoration. Mechanically this Corvette stacks up to the finest you will ever find. The engine and transmission work and feel like a brand new 1967 Corvette would have felt in 1967. What could be better than that.
Honestly, I would buy another set of original style wheels and strap a set of radials on them and go drive this car. I would have some fun with it as these cars should be driven to be properly maintained.
The car simply needs NOTHING…. everything works from the radio to the blinkers to the rotating headlights.
The documentation and two binders of awards and history come with the car. There are closeup pictures in one binder of every single number on the car as well as bolt closeups to show that nothing has ever been changed out. I took pictures of the pictures so you will have to pull them up on my Photobucket if you would like to blow them up for closer inspection.
In January of 2017 at Mecum Kissimmee a Black/Blue 435 Convertible sold for $775K.
In May at the Mecum Indy Auction a very similar 8533 miles 67 435 Coupe hammered sold at $675K.
Also at Mecum Indy a 1967 Black 435 Convertible “Benchmark” sold for $341K.
If you are a purist of purist, this exceptionally original and standup survivor that can show with the nicest cars in Corvettendom. This trophy magnet may just check all your boxes for an amazing investment grade collectable.
This little two-top roadster is the kind of master piece to be added to your collection if indeed you have a penchant for low mile survivors. You would be hard pressed to find a more solid, original and wonderful driving vehicle than this example in 427/435 livery.
These rare survivor cars are getting harder and harder to find. A Survivor like this one is much like an historical document. Cars like this tell a story of its construction, ownership and care. The restoration process, while sometimes stunning, erases the originality and authenticity, and is just another “done” car. These Survivor Corvettes are special and this one is AS GOOD AS IT GETS!!!
I am not the owner of this car. The owner is a good friend of mine and his number will be made available to all serious buyers. I have been around Corvettes for over 40 years and have restored and personally collected over 20 midyear Corvettes. I have judged at many Corvette venues over the last 25 years and am particularly adept in Survivor/Preservation Class automobiles and the forensics of such. Feel free to call me at anytime regarding anything you would like to know further about this car. If you are in Southern California, take the opportunity to see this wonderful specimen in person. Call Frank at 949-310-6262. We are open to offers up to 12 hours before the auction ends.
TERMS & CONDITIONS:
The car is for sale locally and we reserve the right to cancel this auction at any time before the end of the auction. We do not have a Buy It Now Price listed.
The car will be made available for inspection by serious bidders throughout the auction. Please e-mail us if you would like to see the car. If you prefer, we can arrange to have a qualified, independent, professional mechanic perform a pre-purchase inspection for you (at your expense). It is the buyers responsibility to verifythat all of the sellers information and claims about the car are true and correct prior to the sale of the vehicle. PLEASE NOTE THAT WE WILL NOT ACCEPT PAYPAL AS A FORM OF PAYMENT. THIS IS TRUE FOR BOTH THE INITIAL DEPOSIT AS WELL AS THE FINAL PAYMENT.
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