Putting an original interior in a '67 Corvette

[L72Chevelle]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bergy</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Your tank sheet is a lot nicer than mine. I'm guessing that the last 2 of your VIN is between 57 and 67!

</div></div>May I ask what the number 238 means on this tank sticker? I have a 67 coupe with number 233 on it. Thanks, Phil.

[TimG]

I would imagine that the last three digits of your VIN are close to 233 or 733.

[L72Chevelle]

734 Thanks guys!

[bergy]

233 was the scheduling estimate of the last 3 of you VIN. Estimates were only done in batches of 500, so could have been close to 233 or 733 (usually +/- 5) as Tim pointed out. Looks like the ident # is gone?

[firstgenaddict]

I agree Steve the White Blue interior color combo sets off the Vette so well!

[TimG]

Ok, now things are getting serious. Last week I happened to find a '67 327/350 horse Marina blue/blue and white interior roadster with a lots of original components that will help finish out my '67 blue big block. It's a good car with original engine, transmission and rear. It also has a great tank sticker. I certainly didn't need another '67 Corvette, but this is a good little car that I'll drive and enjoy. In the interim, the seats, rear bumpers and sun visors will go in my Survivor car.

[TimG]

For those that like pad pictures, here's two.

[cook_dw]

Nice addition. I assume the air cleaner is original. Would you mind the next time you have the lid off could you snap a pic of the screen print and send it to me? Thanks, Darrell


And is for either the sb or bb car.

[TimG]

Darrell, it's original, but beat up. The stencil is there. I have a bunch on other '67's in the garage to photograph as well.

[cook_dw]

Ok that would be great. Thanks.