SBX Cars is proud to offer for sale this 1967 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray showing just 960 mi (1,545 km) on the odometer at the time of cataloging. Finished in silver with a black stinger hood over a black and silver-accented cabin, this stunning C2 has modern power behind its classic good looks.

From what is widely considered the best Corvette generation, this sharp-dressed C2 restomod sports the iconic creased front fenders, stinger hood, bodyside vents, and curved fastback glass rear end. Today’s unique example goes further with handsome American Racing wheels mounted in massive Mickey Thompsons out back that add the right touch of menace.

Fitted with a tremendously powerful supercharged LSA V8 and enthusiast-friendly 6-speed manual, it doesn’t get much better than this when it comes to the original Corvette Stingray. Loaded with special touches like a Sidewinder exhaust system and silver-stitched cabin, this is C2 restomodding done right.

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As seen in the included invoice, work was performed at V-Line Autoworks on May 30, 2025. It included replacement of the turn signal switch, repair of the fuel gauge, and installation of a new headlight motor. 

An inspection was conducted on June 16, 2025. The report, which can be found in the gallery, revealed no issues.

Chipped paint on the driver-side door frame is noted in the gallery.

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Anytime a 1967 Corvette is spotted in the wild, it’s cause for celebration thanks to that crisp front-end with retractable headlights, those iconic fastback lines, and the low, wide stance. Today’s silver-over-black example manages to take all that swagger to a whole new level. 

Boasting a rare shade of silver paint, ultra deep-dish rear wheels, and a serious powertrain, this C2 restomod sports all the hallmarks of a no-expense-spared restoration. It will be a surefire hit in any Corvette enthusiast’s collection.

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