How much is a 1967 Corvette Stingray worth today?

In today’s market, the 1967 model of the Corvette will be worth in excess of $75,000. The starting price is so extortionate due to the model offering a unique engine option. The earlier models of the second generation, such as the 1963 coupe trim is worth around half of that.

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How do Corvettes handle in rain?

It is perfect for all weather conditions. To me its a toy and it just is not fun driving in the rain. I have driven every Corvette I’ve ever owed in rain. The only downside is that it gets dirty, and the rain will wash dirt into places you cannot get it out from.

Can you drive a Corvette in winter?

The Corvette can only drive in moderate snowfall. Unless you deliberately want to know how it feels to get stuck in snow with a sports car, never drive in heavy snow. Keep your car in the garage and use a truck or SUV, if you have one, or just stay at home.

Can you drive a c8 in the rain?

We talked to Chevy, which confirmed that it’s not a big deal. “There is a drain path for water under the vents. The connectors are water tight, and the car can be driven in heavy rain.”

How much did a 1967 Corvette cost new?

1967 Stingray Isn’t Cheap When the 1967 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray debuted, the base price for a new Stingray was $4,240.

Do a 67 Corvettes have Positraction?

Five rear axle ratios are available, depending on the engine you select, to provide you with smooth going or rugged performance. A Positraction rear axle, which can be specified with a Corvette ratio, routes engine power to the rear wheel with the greatest traction.

What is the top speed of a 1967 Corvette Stingray?

151 mph
Top Speed: 151 mph (Est.)

How fast does a 1967 Corvette go?

Vehicle	2015 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Convertible	1967 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray 427
¼-Mile @ MPH	11.4 sec @ 127	13.6 sec @ 105
Top Speed	185 mph (drag ltd, D est)	142 mph (redline ltd, C/D est)
Chassis
Braking 70–0 MPH	138 feet	—