During its short production run from 1963 to 1967, the second generation “C2” Corvette proved the model deserved its place in GM’s lineup. Far superior handling and performance in comparison to the first generation cars along with its availability as a coupe in addition to a convertible brought significantly greater numbers of buyers to showrooms. With the new sales came increased attention from GM executives, so, by 1967, engineers were ready with a new generation. Even still, the 1967 Corvettes enjoyed updated engine and interior options and has since become one of the most desirable years of any Corvette.

The impressive 1967 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray 327/300hp Convertible featured here is finished in its stunning factory-original color specification of Tuxedo Black over a gorgeous White & Black interior with a matching Black convertible top. This exquisite motorcar was body-off restored to show-quality standards and is now ready to be shown or driven.