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 1967 Corvette Fast Facts

• 1967 Corvettes were the fifth and last year of the C2 Corvette generation.
• 1967 Corvette sales were slower due to a new body style expected out the next model year.
• 1967 Corvettes had a fuel effecient, three Holly carburetor system.
• 1967 Corvettes used just one of its three carburetors when driving under 2,000 - the front and back carburetors kicked in at over 2,000 rpm.
• 1967 Corvettes had six engine options and four were 427 cubic inch big block options.
• 1967 Corvettes had the "L88" motor option, which produced (at least) 430 horsepower - many believe it produced much more but was rated low to keep a low profile as a street car.
• Only 20 1967 Corvettes were produced with the L88 engine option.
• 1967 Corvette "stinger" hoods were featured only on big block engines.
• 1967 Corvettes had a front fender unique only to that model year.
• 1967 Corvettes were the only year to have back up lights located above the license plate.
• About 90% of 1967 Corvettes were built with manual transmissions.
• 1967 Corvette emergency brakes were located between the driver and passenger.
• 1967 Corvettes had an energy absorbing steering column.
• 1967 Corvettes had a dual circuit brake master cylinder standard.
• 1967 Corvettes had a break away mounted rear view mirror.
• 1967 Corvettes had 4-way emergency flashers.
• 1967 Corvettes had newly designed aluminum wheels.
• 22,940 1967 Corvettes were produced.
• 14,436 1967 Corvettes were Convertibles.
• 8,504 1967 Corvettes were Coupes.
• A base 1967 Corvette Coupe with 300 horsepower engine and 3 speed manual transmission cost around $4,400.
• A base 1967 Corvette Convertible with 300 horsepower engine and 3 speed manual transmission cost around $4,200.
• 1967 Corvette options: cast aluminum wheels, whitewall tires, redline tires, telescoping steering column, power brakes, transistor ignition system, heavy duty brakes, air conditioning, leather seats, power windows, headrests, heater and defroster delete, shoulder belts, AM-FM radio, special front and rear suspension, postiraction rear axle, 36 gallon fuel tank, air injection reactor, auxiliary convertible hard top, vinyl covering for auxiliary convertible hardtop, tinted windows, tinted windshield, speed warning indicator, off road exhaust system, side mount exhaust system, power steering, aluminum cylinder heads for L71s, four speed manual transmission (3 options), powerglide automatic transmission, 350 horsepower engine, 390 horsepower engine, 400 horsepower engine, 430 horsepower engine, 435 horsepower engine.