La dernière Corvette 1967

THE CAR
The "Last"™ Corvette is a 1967 Corvette Coupe, 427-390 hp, 4 speed, VIN #22940. It has Silver Pearl paint with Black interior and is optioned with a L-36 427-390 engine, factory air conditioning, side dual exhaust, power steering, telescopic steering column, 3.55 positract axle, M-21 close ratio transmission, AM/FM radio, tinted glass, and red stripe tires. The "Last"™ Corvette (VIN #22940) was built at the St. Louis Corvette Assembly Plant on July 12th, 1967, and was delivered new to Richardson Chevrolet in Houston, Texas. It is documented with factory tank sticker (build sheet), Oklahoma license plates The "LAST"™ 67, owner history, old 1967 photos, old title, a commemorative "Last"™ Corvette t-shirt, and restoration photos.

Buick68 a écrit:Salut , un beau morceau ca aussi ! Pas une L88 mais elle vaut son pesant d'or historiquement parlant étant la dernière de sa génération   


Me semble qu'elle avait passé a Barrett-Jackson il y a peut-être 3-4 ans   

The "Last" Corvette Sting Ray, VIN #22940, is powered by a 427cid/390hp V8 with a 4-speed transmission, power steering and factory air conditioning. Documented with its Tank Sticker this piece of history has been the recipient of a professional frame-off restoration. Featured in a six episode television program on SPEED that has followed this car from restoration to being offered at No Reserve at Barrett-Jackson. Awards: Multiple NCRS Top Flight certifications, Bloomington Gold certified, Vette Fest Gold Spinner award, Vette Fest Triple Crown award, Meadowbrook Concours De Elegance Lions award, and Corvette Expo Excellence award & Most Significant Corvette award. Memorabilia: All awards, trophies, certificates, judging sheets, owner history, factory documentation (build sheet), books, manuals, magazine atricles will go to Buyer. Also, buyer will receive items donated from: Dana Forrester (Artist), the illustrated Corvetter Print series, M.F. Dobbins (author), Auto ect. neon clock, NCRS membership plus care package), Meguiar's (wax and car care products), Michael Bruce and Associate (author), ET graphics (last Corvette apparel), DVD of last sting Ray six episode speed tv programs.

From its inception, the car has grown exponentially in value. The most notable leap in price was in the last
10 years. Collector Bill Mock purchased the car in 1995 for $22,940 ($1 per sequential VIN number). In
2005, ProTeam Classic Corvette Collection and Sales acquired the car for $229,400 ($10 per sequential
VIN number).