Expensive '67 Chevy II Super Sport
 

Cool car for sure - originally Madeira Maroon with a 275hp 327 engine and a 4-speed, and evidently still retains its original powertrain. Still, the bidding (over $50k as I write this) seems incredibly strong considering all the modern aftermarket parts underhood. Maybe this is the new normal....

With an engine assembly date of 1/24 and a trim tag dated 06D, is there any way this could be the original engine?

Link to 1967 Chevy II Super Sport auction

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I seriously doubt it....but as the seller says " Correct ZA Code" :no::no::no:

Black cars, look better in the shade.

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Gino V. agrees!!

Wow, I opened this up and said "when was he here and took pics ?"

That building looks very much like mine.
Anyway, I think the seller is showing it is code correct, but if any unsuspecting buyer wants to think it's the original, all the better.


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A no-sale the last time around (even at the high bid, in excess of $50k, wow).

Relisted in the link below and currently sitting just shy of $30k....

Link to 1967 Chevy II auction

Relisted again, in the link below - currently at $33,200 with the reserve not yet met.

Makes me wish I had kept the '66 Super Sport in my avatar. One of the few cars I truly regret selling.

Link to 1967 Chevy II Super Sport auction