It’s Thursday. It’s hard to type with drool on the keyboard. Sure, it’s $649k but it’s an outstanding 1967 Corvette that unites the classic styling of the C2 with the technology of today. What could be better? The answer is nothing—nothing can be more better!
The only question is, who do I have to murder to get it?
-keep
One of the sweetest ’67 Corvette resto-mods you’ll ever see is up for sale at Garage Kept Motors, a Grand Rapids, Michigan dealership that specializes in classic and specialty online auto sales for buyers and sellers.
This build was managed and owned by Rands Restorations of Grandville, Michigan, with the custom body work and beautiful red paint done by Ron Sall Body Werx of Zeeland, Michigan. Steve Holcomb Pro Auto Custom Interiors of Knoxville, Tennessee was responsible for the custom interior.
Underneath the car is an SRIII Motor Sports Tubular Chassis that uses suspension components from a C5 and C6 Corvette. Power is provided by a GM Performance LS427/570 horsepower V8 crate engine that’s connected to a Tremec Magnum six-speed manual transmission.
Also installed were Schott Fuel Series wheels with 275/40/18 front tires and 315/35/20 Red Line Diamond rear tires, along with electric power brakes with drilled and slotted rotors and powder-coated calipers, E-Stopp electric emergency brake, Ford 8.8-inch positraction differential, and Sweet Thunder SS side exhaust system.
The black, gray and red interior includes Dakota Digital HDX instrument cluster and matching clock, Vintage Air custom performance HVAC, Ididit tilt steering column with Billet Specialties steering wheel, and Resto Audio AM/FM/Bluetooth radio.
The body, which still looks pretty much stock, does have tucked front and rear bumpers with Detroit Speed headlight motors.
You might want to sit down when you hear the price – a whopping $649,900. If that’s a little steep for your budget, they do have a wide variety of other vehicles at much lower prices, including a pretty nifty 1955 Chevy 150 ambulance for $49,900, so it’s worth a trip to check out their inventory.
You can find out more about this custom Sting Ray by contacting Garage Kept Motors by phone at 616-888-3230 or by email at sales@gkm.com. Several dozen photos of the car are also online at GarageKeptMotors.com.
1967 Corvette Restomod Goodness
It’s Thursday. It’s hard to type with drool on the keyboard. Sure, it’s $649k but it’s an outstanding 1967 Corvette that unites the classic styling of the C2 with the technology of today. What could be better? The answer is nothing—nothing can be more better!
The only question is, who do I have to murder to get it?
-keep
One of the sweetest ’67 Corvette resto-mods you’ll ever see is up for sale at Garage Kept Motors, a Grand Rapids, Michigan dealership that specializes in classic and specialty online auto sales for buyers and sellers.
This build was managed and owned by Rands Restorations of Grandville, Michigan, with the custom body work and beautiful red paint done by Ron Sall Body Werx of Zeeland, Michigan. Steve Holcomb Pro Auto Custom Interiors of Knoxville, Tennessee was responsible for the custom interior.
Underneath the car is an SRIII Motor Sports Tubular Chassis that uses suspension components from a C5 and C6 Corvette. Power is provided by a GM Performance LS427/570 horsepower V8 crate engine that’s connected to a Tremec Magnum six-speed manual transmission.
Also installed were Schott Fuel Series wheels with 275/40/18 front tires and 315/35/20 Red Line Diamond rear tires, along with electric power brakes with drilled and slotted rotors and powder-coated calipers, E-Stopp electric emergency brake, Ford 8.8-inch positraction differential, and Sweet Thunder SS side exhaust system.
The black, gray and red interior includes Dakota Digital HDX instrument cluster and matching clock, Vintage Air custom performance HVAC, Ididit tilt steering column with Billet Specialties steering wheel, and Resto Audio AM/FM/Bluetooth radio.
The body, which still looks pretty much stock, does have tucked front and rear bumpers with Detroit Speed headlight motors.
You might want to sit down when you hear the price – a whopping $649,900. If that’s a little steep for your budget, they do have a wide variety of other vehicles at much lower prices, including a pretty nifty 1955 Chevy 150 ambulance for $49,900, so it’s worth a trip to check out their inventory.
You can find out more about this custom Sting Ray by contacting Garage Kept Motors by phone at 616-888-3230 or by email at sales@gkm.com. Several dozen photos of the car are also online at GarageKeptMotors.com.