'67 Corvette Convertible Project

[scuncio]

Original 300hp 4-speed car, according to the seller.

Regardless of the market, $39k for this car seems nuts. Great project for maybe $10-12k less.

Link to 1967 Corvette Project Car eBay auction









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[Too Many Projects]

Maybe they think the '63 hood is worth 10k ?? If so, a person could sell that and get the initial cost down. I think they would still be upside down to begin with.

The left control arm has, at least, 1/2" of alignment shims in it ... bent frame ?

No mention of having the missing parts included either.

[TimG]

The entire interior is from a '63 or '64 and these parts are not easily interchangeable, especially the door panels. What is the car really? The original motor is missing, this has "restomod" written all over it.

[olredalert]

----I'd be a little wary of this "combo Corvette" as the serial tag has been off. Because I can't tell weather it's 63, 64 or 67, I would have no use for the car at any price. Depending on the paperwork this car might be a candidate for being taken by any police group just about anywhere!.....Bill S

[Too Many Projects]

Originally Posted by olredalert

----I'd be a little wary of this "combo Corvette" as the serial tag has been off. Because I can't tell weather it's 63, 64 or 67, I would have no use for the car at any price. Depending on the paperwork this car might be a candidate for being taken by any police group just about anywhere!.....Bill S

I was thinking the same thing, but I wasn't positive the rivets weren't original. I know the rest of the '67 cars were rosette... Seems it may well be a '63 with '67 "paper work".

[SupremeDeluxe]

Parts car (if that)

[SuperNovaSS]

I wonder if it has disc or drum brakes?

Jason