Mid-year Corvettes rarely need reinvention, but the right wheel can sharpen everything the factory got right. This 1967 Chevrolet Corvette C2 belongs to William and runs a set of RV-MC65 forged monoblock wheels in 19x8 front and 20x8.5 rear, finished full chrome from spoke face to barrel.
The MC65 keeps the vintage proportions intact while moving the car onto a modern, wider footprint. A deep concave profile gives the wheel visual depth without pushing the tire beyond the fender line, and the chrome finish picks up the body's deep blue instead of competing with it.
A negative offset of -12mm front and -6mm rear is what makes this fitment work on a C2. The older chassis has far less clearance than a modern Corvette, so the lip and backspacing have to be engineered around the factory suspension and brakes rather than borrowed from a current-generation car.
Every RVRN wheel is forged from 6061-T6 aluminum and machined to the specific vehicle. For a 1967 Corvette, that means a wheel that looks period-correct in scale while carrying the strength and runout tolerances of a modern forged monoblock.
