[TimG]

It would be nice to have paperwork on a ’67 435 Corvette, that’s for sure. If the price is right on the car and you buy it, it will be important to document the tear down and restoration.

You can peel back the rubber around the tank filler and look to see if there’s a tank sticker in place. I can see my tank sticker very well and it’s a roadster. A coupe is even easier to detect a tank sticker. The presence of one should make the decision easier to make.
You don’t mention the original engine, if it’s gone and the paperwork is gone, we’re talking a completely different price range here.