1967 survivor 400hp vette
 

2 top car matching number motor car had been sitting since the 80s . Has pop tank sticker that shows red stripe tires. Also shows engine cylinder conditioning I’ve been told means the engine was blue printed from the factory and maybe came with chrome valve covers somebody rattle canned the intake orange over the years but the engine paint is original the Vin and engine code stamp it is very clear which matches the protective plate the paint looks better in pictures than it does in person. Somebody’s change the exhaust in the shocks but other than that the car is very original I’m not Corvette expert I’m more of a Camaro Guy ! Odometer shows 46k

asking $130k call me at
Dave 719-648-2544

Pics?

In 20 years with these cars, I have never seen a tank sheet with that callout for cylinder conditioning. I would love to know more.

I absolutely believe the tank sheet and stamp are real.

VERY interesting car, not your run-of-the mill 390/400. Original engine, tank sheet, POP, and killer patina

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John Z has mentioned 8 Cyl. Conditioning, not b&b but usually for Factory Prep cars released for use without Dealer PDI.
What all does the CC DR PALMER SALYER MOTORS line read, was Palmer a GM Employee and/or is DR for Doctor also was there any date relevant events it could have been first supplied for promotional use at etc?:hmmm:
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~ Pete

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Nice car. If it had been tagged as a company car it might have circumvented the dealer prep and been delivered through the zone office. If it had truly been a press car I believe it would have been delivered through the show car account to ensure the car had the additional paint prep, etc.

Looks like Zone 41 (Wichita?) and Dealer #000, which would mean some special use.

With the owner's permission, someone should post this up on CF to get more info, it would be way better than 90% of the threads going there anymore...

I have three 1967 tank stickers in my files with 8 CYL Conditioning. For some reason, I've had this one in my files for some time, I don't know where I got it from. All three were destined for Zone offices and are 390, 400, and 435 horse motors. I also have some 1968 and 1969 tank stickers with 8 CYL Conditioning on them.

I have a '67 Camaro window sticker with 8 CYL Conditioning and it came from the Oakland CA zone office.

Cool, I've never seen it called out on a window sticker. Is there a charge for the 8 CYL Conditioning?

No charge, just two zeros in the cents column.