This thread sure ended up being a great source of esoteric '67 info. As for the claimed L78 car, it was bid to $45k the last time around, with the reserve not met, and has been relisted in the link below:

Link to 1967 Chevelle auction

The previous auction ending at $45,100 is way beyond all the money for that car IMHO.
Sad thing is, there's a good chance that it really has the original block, but spoiled by decking and stamping it as something it isn't. :rolleyes2:

Bill W

He did remove "L78" from his description after I replied that it was a restamp and a 2-bolt block so could not be an L78. But he left the 375HP references and the "numbers matching" references. That's like putting a bandaid on a shotgun wound!

Here we go again...a no-sale for $46k and change the last time around, and relisted in the link below.

Link to 1967 Chevelle auction

----Even right now the car is over what it's worth! Take it and run.....Bill S

RUNS AND DRIVES AND SHFITS PERFECT…EXTREMELY NICE DRVING CAR!


It sh-fits perfect all right...
Still insisting it's number matching engine with the wrong block casting. Must have been a Monday morning screw up at the engine factory, eh ?

Shill bidding I suspect or Stevie Wonder and Ray Charles bidding against each other

I agree the bidding must be between friends...this one has been relisted, again, with bidding already over $40k....

Link to 1967 Chevelle auction

Here she is again...with a $51k buy-it-now.

Link to 1967 Chevelle auction