1967 Chevrolet Corvette: The Classic Handsome Who Sold Almost IDR 2 Billion At Auction

Chevrolet Corvette convertible 1967. (Doc. Bring a Trailer)

JAKARTA - For classic sports car lovers Chevrolet Corvette, in particular Sting Ray and Convertible in the 60s, especially in 1967, is an unmatched legend. Imagine, a headlights that can be hidden with just a button, a weather-resistant fiberglass body, and a protective bumper, all in one car!

1967 became special with the presence of a V8 Jet engine under an iconic bubble hood. This year's Corvette also looks charming with a bright trim-wheel ring, a new front-packed grid design, wide backup lights on the back panel, and various new standard safety features.

Recently, a 1967 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible which has been restored sold for IDR 1.98 billion at the Bring a Trailer (BaT) auction in the United States! This classic car really emitted its charm.

Captivating Power And Interior Machines

The powerful 327ci V8 engine mixes with two-speed Powerglide automatic transmission, generating 300 dk of power and 488 Nm of torque. The car is also equipped with black converted tops, 15-inch turbine wheels, four-wheeled disc brakes, power steering, and AM/FM Delco radio.

The interior is no less stunning. Black vinyl-coated buckets combined with similar door panels and carpets, present elegant classic nuances. The facilities include heating, AM/FM Delco radio with buttons, analog clocks, and seat belts.

Complete History And Documentation

This car was originally purchased from The Rodenfels Chevrolet Co. in Columbus, Ohio, and was inherited from the first owner's family until 2008.

The next owners made restoration in 2010, including repainting and new interior coatings. As a result? The car was awarded a Bloomington Gold certificate in June 2010, a clear proof of the perfect restoration quality.

This classic Corvette is equipped with complete documentation, including a Bloomington Gold 2010 certificate, a certificate from Al Grenning's Classic Car Affirmation Service for engine pads, Protect-O-Plate, and trim tags, as well as a genuine purchase invoice from Rodenfels Chevrolet Co. dated April 5, 1967.

The sale of the 1967 Chevrolet Corvette shows that classic cars are timeless. The design beauty, engine performance, and historical value make it an invaluable investment.