A Duntov Award-winning, matching-numbers 1967 Corvette 427/435 is set for auction this July from the Donald Latham Collection.
One of the most celebrated 1967 Chevrolet Corvettes in existence will cross the auction block this July, offering collectors a rare opportunity to own a fully documented, top-tier example of America’s most iconic sports car.
Finished in striking Goodwood Green with a white convertible top and matching white vinyl interior, this award-winning 1967 Corvette convertible is part of the esteemed Donald Latham Collection. Its pedigree includes virtually every major recognition within the Corvette judging world, including the prestigious NCRS Duntov Mark of Excellence Award, received in 2022.
Other accolades include:
- Bloomington Gold Certification (2019)
- NCRS Regional and National Top Flight Awards
- NCRS Performance Verification
- NCRS Gallery Invitation (2022)
Under the hood, this meticulously restored Corvette boasts a matching-numbers 427/435 hp V8 engine, verified by CCAS engine stamp affirmation, and mated to a Muncie M21 4-speed manual transmission. Supporting its muscular credentials are a 4.11:1 rear axle, transistor ignition, F41 performance suspension, and off-road exhaust system—a factory high-performance package aimed at maximum output and track-ready performance.
Included with the car are comprehensive restoration records, extensive photo documentation, Protect-O-Plate, NCRS Shipping Data Report, and Duntov Award documentation—offering both historical context and collectible provenance.
The vehicle's combination of originality, restoration quality, and award history positions it at the very top of the C2 Corvette market. With just 22,940 units produced for 1967—the final year of the second-generation Corvette—this example stands as one of the finest remaining from that era.
The Corvette will run on Saturday during the July 2025 auction, where it is expected to draw significant interest from high-end collectors and NCRS enthusiasts alike.
