1967 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible – Tuxedo Black with Black Interior

Engine: 427/435hp
Transmission: 4-Speed Manual

The 1967 Chevrolet Corvette is often celebrated as the pinnacle of Corvette engineering and design. Interestingly, this iconic model was not initially planned. Anticipation was high for the new third-generation “Shark” bodied Corvette, set to debut as the ’67 model. However, production delays meant that the C2 generation continued for one more year, giving rise to a legendary classic.

Among the 1967 models, the L71 427/435hp Convertible is regarded as the “King of the Hill” by many Corvette enthusiasts. Within this elite category, the Tuxedo Black variant stands out as particularly rare and highly desirable. Black has always been one of the rarest colors, making this configuration exceptionally collectible.

This early model, built on September 16, 1966, features a matching numbers engine and has undergone a comprehensive, correctly photo-documented frame-off restoration. It is a Bloomington Gold Award winner and comes with a host of rare options, including factory side exhaust, shoulder harnesses, and bolt-on wheels wrapped in red tires.

Documentation includes:

• Original Tank Sticker
• N.C.R.S. Tank Sticker Validation
• Shipping Data Report
• Inspection certifications dating back to the 1970s and more!

Don’t miss your chance to own this remarkable 1967 Corvette Convertible in Tuxedo Black, a true icon of American automotive history. Contact us today for more details or to schedule a viewing!