Based on the stunning success of the Mako Shark II Show Car, Zora Arkus-Duntov and his crew were hard at work in ‘66 trying to get the new C3 “shark” Corvette ready for production. The 1967 model was supposed to be the new shark Corvette, but wasn’t ready in time. So the ‘67 Corvette was a carryover car with a few minor changes. The 1967 427 Corvette would eventually become the most valued production Corvette ever. Looking back at the car, it looks “finished.” The new front fender vents picked up on the styling of contemporary racing cars and the new big-block hood was just perfect. The overall package is still a head-turner over 35 years later!
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This portfolio of Scott Teeters' "Vette Magazine" series, covers every production Corvette from 1953 to 1996. Also included are all of the major Corvette show cars, engineering prototypes, concept cars, and several Corvette racers.
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