1967 S/B 4spd Corvette

[Ngtflyr]

Here are some docs... Unfortunately no $100K in the glove box, only a POP from Harry Mann Chevrolet. [image][/image] [image][/image] [image][/image] [image][/image] [image][/image]

[Ngtflyr]

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The little key chain license plates are pretty cool: [image][/image] [image][/image] [image][/image]
The original owner is deceased so I didn't figure posting his name and address would matter, at least to him.

[MosportGreen66]

Great Paperwork... seems like a nice car.
Harry Man was a Hi-Po dealer. Sold some cool cars too.

-Dan

[mister_copo]

I know someone who bought a very low mile original 327/300 last year for money close to that one. It has a ton of nice paper, and is a rare color option that has never been touched since coming out of the original owners collection. I know what it was bought for, and a rare cars net worth is whatever someone is willing to pay.

Nice car you have there.

[goofysgararge]

Doesnt seem to be a Air cond car Phil

[TimG]

That beautiful blue with blue/white interior 1965 Corvette roadster with 21,000 miles and a 365 horse motor sold at Bloomington for about 160K to 170K last summer and it was an amazing car with good options. That is getting into uncharted waters, even on a nice car like that. It was certainly one of the best original Corvettes I've ever seen. I believe it bit to 170K with a no sale a few weeks ago at Mecum.

[MosportGreen66]

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That beautiful blue with blue/white interior 1965 Corvette roadster with 21,000 miles and a 365 horse motor sold at Bloomington for about 160K to 170K last summer and it was an amazing car with good options. That is getting into uncharted waters, even on a nice car like that. It was certainly one of the best original Corvettes I've ever seen. I believe it bit to 170K with a no sale a few weeks ago at Mecum.

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Tim, I think we can agree that unrestored cars are not for everyone. A few year back at the judging convention in TX there was a stunning blue/blue '66 L72 convertible that many believe is one of, if not the best unrestored L72 in the country. Its been for sale for months now at $375,000. It is going to take a very serious buyer who understands the glory of an unrestored car to bring it home. I let my '66 350hp unrestored, original owner car go for mid $60k's and I'm kicking myself for letting it go. But again, it took a serious buyer to understand the nature of the beast. I personally love unrestored cars but many, many guys perfer the show-shine of a restored car.

[TimG]

Yes, I know the car and owner well. I had the honor of judging the interior of that L72 at that Regional event. I hammered the owner with a whopping deduct of about three points, if I remember. That car was in the Special Collction last June.

[Ngtflyr]

Engine, now if it was only a 427!!! [image][/image] [image][/image] [image][/image] [image][/image] [image][/image] [image][/image]

[Ngtflyr]

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