1967 Corvette 427/435hp 4-Speed with 35,344 Original Miles

1967 Corvette 427/435hp 4-speed with 35,344 original miles. The only white/saddle leather/radio delete 435hp coupe ever built with these options. What we have here is quite possibly the finest and most unique 1967 435hp car on the planet. The car is completely numbers matching from bumper to bumper. The only non-original parts on the car (besides the paint) are the battery, hoses, belts, and correct reproduction tires. BONUS: The title is still in the original owner’s name. Other important documents include the original window sticker, Protect-O-Plate, and the tank sticker. Included with the car are two full binders containing photos of complete restoration. Every aspect of this car is correct. The restorer did, however, make improvements with regard to the paint and body. Many man hours were spent getting the body’s “fit and finish” to a level that far exceeds the factory’s efforts. The car’s body lines, door gaps, panel straightness, and lacquer paint finish – all perfect and flawless. The original leather interior is perfect and is without any imperfections. The car’s electrical system, brake system, suspension, and side exhaust – all perfect. She'll run and drive as you would expect a finely restored, low mileage 435hp Corvette to drive. Options include… 435hp L-71 engine, 4-speed close ratio Muncie Transmission, saddle leather interior, side exhaust, 3.70:1 ratio POSI rear, telescoping wheel, and very RARE radio delete request. This car is owned by a nationally known Rhode Island based collector. Cars that he has previously owned include the now famous 33.5 mile 1970 LS-6 Chevelle that was recently sold at auction through Mecum, numerous other L-71 cars, including the 1967 435hp roadster previously sold on Hemmings. With all recently sold 1967 L-88 coupes priced over the THREE MILLION DOLLAR mark, this car is true investment grade. It’s widely believed that 99% of the L-88 cars no longer have their original engines due to their racing heritage – this 435hp L-71 still has its original broach marks under the engine stamping. This car can be proven, without a doubt, to be an authentic, numbers matching, 435hp L-71. The "font" on the engine stamping is accurate according to assembly records. Yes, stamps broke on the assembly line and were recorded as to what days they were changed out, so you can prove from the car's build date what font should be on the stamping. The tank sticker along with all the associated paperwork is completely original. NOTE: There were a total of 22,940 Corvettes built in 1967. Out of that number there were 8,504 coupes built, so about 2/3 were roadsters. Likewise there were 3,754 L-71 cars built, and it's believed that 2/3 of those were also roadsters, making any 435hp coupe a pretty rare piece. CAR IS SHOWROOM NEW AND WOULD BE A CENTERPIECE TO ANY CORVETTE COLLECTION. Any serious collectors interested in the car are certainly welcome to inspect it or have it inspected by a competent Corvette expert. The car’s documents are available to be viewed in person. Please email Alison through ebay messaging with any questions. Thank you.

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