| Lot # | 6672 |
|---|---|
| Location | raleigh, NC 27604 |
| Seller | Private |
| 16,850 | |
| 396 | |
| 4 speed | |
| black | |
| black | |
| 138177A176506 |
Frame-Off Restored • Original 396 Big Block • Original Muncie 4-Speed • Factory A/C • Highly Optioned • Extensive Documentation
Some muscle cars are modified to become something they never were. Others preserve the very qualities that made them legendary. This beautifully restored 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle SS belongs firmly in the second category. Retaining its original Chevrolet 396 V8, factory 4-speed Muncie transmission, original wheels, and an impressive list of highly desirable factory options, this frame-off restored Super Sport represents the kind of authenticity serious collectors spend years searching to find. Finished in timeless Tuxedo Black with a matching black vinyl top and black interior, this Chevelle combines striking presentation with documented originality, making it equally at home on the concours field, in a premier collection, or cruising the open road.
Engine & Transmission
Exterior
Interior
Suspension & Chassis
Wheels & Tires
Additional Information
Few American muscle cars carry the prestige of a genuine 1967 Chevelle SS equipped with its original 396, a Muncie 4-speed, and an impressive list of factory options. When that car has also benefited from a documented frame-off restoration while retaining the authenticity collectors value, it becomes something increasingly difficult to duplicate. This is more than a beautifully restored Chevelle—it is an investment-grade Super Sport that represents one of Chevrolet’s most celebrated muscle cars exactly as enthusiasts hope to find one.
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Good morning, and thank you for following up. I spoke with the owner regarding your question. Unfortunately, he wasn’t able to return home, and he does not have access to the records that would provide the exact date of the restoration or the name of the shop that performed the work.
From what he recalls, the car was previously sold in Georgia, and he believes the restoration may have been completed in Pennsylvania. However, he does not want to provide information as fact that he cannot presently verify.
We appreciate your understanding, and we certainly want to be as accurate and transparent as possible with the information provided on the car.
Would the owner know the approximate year that the restoration was completed? Didn’t he do it? Thanks