Original Paint '67 Corvette Convertible, #s L79

[scuncio]

Looks like a great car, with a desirable color combination and a fairly clean underbody with some good chassis bits (e.g. Bilstein shocks).

Link to 1967 L79 Corvette Convertible auction (http://ebay.to/3qip9pH)

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[napa68]

By what you can see in the pics, that really is an honest car

Tim

[olredalert]

----A lot of reproduction stuff in the interior, but hardly any mid years have original guts. The car did come with vinyl interior not the leather that's in it now, but I understand that. Leather is a nice addition for a driver style mid year, and is easy to reverse if the new owner wants to.....Bill S

[sixt9rsx33]

Rear trailing arms have been replaced, strut rods, rear spring but no big deal in my view.

[southernfriedcj]

All things being equal(4 spd, carb 327), more or less, what year is generally the cheapest C2 convertible?

The car in this thread seems well priced for a '67.

[Tidmack]

All things being equal(4 spd, carb 327), more or less, what year is generally the cheapest C2 convertible?

The car in this thread seems well priced for a '67.

There are guys here with far more Corvette knowledge than me, but I've always felt like '64's get the least respect.

Jeff

[firstgenaddict]

64's are the least expensive mainly because of drum brakes, the good thing is you could get a solid lifter small block with a carb - unlike 66-67.

[olredalert]

All things being equal(4 spd, carb 327), more or less, what year is generally the cheapest C2 convertible?

The car in this thread seems well priced for a '67.

----4-Speed 250hp 64 if condition is equal!.....Bill S