Rare leather seats with headrests, telescopic wheel.

It doesn't get much more exciting then a 67 corvette with a big block. Shifting the gears, hearing the roar of the motor is an awesome feeling. It has no shortage of good looks either.

EXTERIOR: The body and paint are exceptionally nice. No damage, the gaps are nice. According to the trim tag it is repainted it's original Marlboro Maroon color. The paint is real slick, it looks like a piece of candy. Polished very smooth and glossy. I love the stinger hood! Jambs are painted slick. The chrome is shiny, weatherstrips are nice, glass is clear. New black convertible top. The headlights open and close properly. The BFGoodrich tires look like new, 15 inch rally wheels.

INTERIOR: Soft leather upholstery and rare headrests. It also has a rare telescopic steering column. The dash pads, glovebox door, steering wheel are in excellent shape. The gauges are clean, it has correct 6,000 tachometer for a 427. Upgraded Hurst shifter. There is a modern stereo and speakers mounted behind the seats on a removable panel. The door panels are excellent.

ENGINE COMPARTMENT: The 427 was replaced with an early 70s 454. It has some performance upgrades including aluminum intake, big Demon carb and Sanderson headers. It is dressed up with chrome. An upgraded radiator with dual electric fans keeps it cool.

UNDERSIDE: The front end looks like it's been gone through. Steering components, bushings and shocks were replaced. The rear independent suspension has been gone through too. Recent dual exhaust with Flo Pro mufflers. Looking up at the motor it has a Miloden oil pan and high torque starter. There's a heavy duty bellhousing attached to the Muncie 4-speed.

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