Lowest known 1967 L-71 serial #.
I added this to a previous post regarding C-2 engine stampings, but I think it has gotten overlooked. Is anyone aware of the lowest known serially numbered 1967 Corvette roadster to have the L-71 option ? If possible to share, what is that sequential production # ? Thanks.
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You mean out of St. Louis, right?Big Tanks In the High Mountains of New Mexico -
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Yes. I thought all C-2's were produced in St. Louis.Comment
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Well, there have been some 1967 L71s known to have been produced other places.........
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Really, ? Please educate me.Comment
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You are aware the '67 L71 is the most "cloned" Corvette in existence, right?Big Tanks In the High Mountains of New MexicoComment
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Yes I am aware, but I've come across a C-2, L-71, with a serial number in the low 300's. Just trying to get a better idea of exactly where the car fits in with other known early L-71's.Comment
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Interesting. I would be curious to see if a registry of some kind exists with that kind of information.Big Tanks In the High Mountains of New MexicoComment
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I notice in the C2 registry, they show a VIN #10 as the first L71 listed. And then #108 is next.Big Tanks In the High Mountains of New MexicoComment
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Thank you very much. Not as rear as I thought.Comment
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Henry - I have kept a log of 1963-1967 vin numbers and engine assembly numbers for years
I show that serial #88, #106, and #173 were all L71's.Comment
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Mike, I love the way you were stirring the pot a bit
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