Offered from 1967 to 1969, the Z24 option package included a heavy-duty suspension and a 427-cubic-inch V8 rated at 385 ...

This Corvette was originally sold in Oakland, California, in July 1967. According to Mecum Auctions, of the two L89s equipped with California smog systems, this is the only known one in existence.

A 22-year-old Barry scored 38 points in a contest that featured 18 Hall of Famers. "Yeah, it was pretty damn good." ...

J50 power brakes and leather seats by its first owner in California, and it came with smog equipment for that state, making it one of two ’67 L89s so-equipped. It was also reportedly built on the very ...

With Enzo Ferrari’s great-grandson as the new president of the concours, the field of 150 Prancing Horses was especially memorable.

Condition: One of 16 L89 Corvettes built for 1967, and built on the final day of 1967 Corvette production. Sold new in California, and restored by the Naber brothers in Texas in the late 1980s. Still ...

Both the L88 and L89 are the rarest road-legal iterations of the 1967 Corvette. The L88 moved only 20 examples, while the L89 was ordered by 16 customers. Although it's not quite as scarce as the ...

Hendrick bought the first C8 Corvette for $3 million, and the first C8 Corvette Z06 for $3.6 million, both considerable premiums for a car that starts at $68,300. Barrett-Jackson, which put on the ...

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sons and daughter out of the Jim Crow South to the California foothills. But nothing hurt like losing the Corvette, its tires melted, windshield shattered, and its fine lines twisted into a ...