1967 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe

The 1967 model year marked the final and most refined evolution of the midyear Corvette Sting Ray, widely regarded as one of the most beautifully balanced American sports cars ever produced. With subtle refinements to both styling and mechanical components, the ’67 Corvette remains a benchmark in performance, design and collectability. Among the most desirable configurations is the L68 Tri-Power 427/400 HP big-block V8—an engine that offered a thrilling blend of raw power and tractable drivability, thanks to its trio of Holley 2-barrel carburetors.

This example is finished in striking Rally Red over a matching red interior, an eye-catching and factory-correct color combination that perfectly embodies the car’s performance character. Power comes from the L68 427/400 HP V-8, which is backed by a 4-speed manual transmission, delivering both exhilarating acceleration and classic big-block sound. The car is also equipped with very desirable Frigidaire air conditioning, a rare and desirable option in a high-horsepower Corvette, ensuring comfort without sacrificing performance.

Additional features include power brakes, side exhaust, Rally wheels with redline tires, and the signature stinger hood, all contributing to the unmistakable look of the 1967 Corvette. The attention to detail and presentation make this car a standout example of the final year of the second generation—a model revered for its muscular stance, timeless design and uncompromising performance. Beautifully presented and well equipped, this Rally Red 1967 Corvette L68 coupe represents an ideal blend of power, comfort and classic midyear style—an enduring symbol of America’s golden age of sports cars.