'67 Corvette found with 2,996 original miles

[53k]

I don't think this has been posted before. It's a pretty amazing story (if it's true)- a 1967 Corvette with 2,996 original miles found sitting in a garage in Colorado Springs CO.

http://www.vintagecorvettes.com/1967davis.html

[EssexExport]

Like unreal. Looks to be in extraordinary condition.

[Bob Andrews]

As Lambrecht taught us, anything is possible... and, you never know what's still out there undiscovered!

This is one of the very best examples of an investment-type car. I bet the value will continue to climb indefinitely, into the 7 figures, much faster than any other investment. Not many cars can legitimately fit that criteria.

[Bill Pressler]

As Lambrecht taught us, anything is possible... and, you never know what's still out there undiscovered!

This is one of the very best examples of an investment-type car. I bet the value will continue to climb indefinitely, into the 7 figures, much faster than any other investment. Not many cars can legitimately fit that criteria.

I'm typically not a fan of the styling of Sting Rays, although I know they're well-engineered. I'd take a '62 with hardtop anytime.

However, I think that is a sharp '67 in a good color combo.

The '67 was cleaned up a bit I think--fewer fake scoops, etc.--and I think I've read they were probably the best-assembled Corvettes ever; something that St. Louis wasn't known for.

An original owner of one I see at local cruises said he was mad when his came in, that they had removed the hole in the pad above the glovebox that served as a 'handle', on the '67. I guess even then, the opportunity to save $.50 per car was irresistable.