1967 Corvette Options, Costs, Colors, Photos, Details | Vette Vues Magazine

The 1967 Corvette is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.  In this article, we will look at the 1967 Corvette Options.

22,940 1967 Corvettes were produced.  8,504 were coupes and 14,436 were convertibles.

In this article, we will look at the 1967 Corvette Options, Costs, Colors, Facts and Details along with photos of some of the best original and restored Corvettes.

This beautiful 1967 Corvette received it Vette Vues Magazine’s Tri-Power Award at the Galveston Corvette Chevy Expo. The 38th Corvette/Chevy Expo was held the beautiful Galveston Island Convention Center, right on the Gulf of Mexico February 27 & 28, 2016. The Corvette Chevy Expo features World Class Chevrolet Show Cars and Major Vendors selling parts and accessories specific to the Chevrolet brand.

This beautiful 1967 Corvette received it Vette Vues Magazine’s Tri-Power Award at the Galveston Corvette Chevy Expo. The 38th Corvette/Chevy Expo was held the beautiful Galveston Island Convention Center, right on the Gulf of Mexico February 27 & 28, 2016. The Corvette Chevy Expo features World Class Chevrolet Show Cars and Major Vendors selling parts and accessories specific to the Chevrolet brand.

This beautiful 1967 Corvette received it Vette Vues Magazine’s Tri-Power Award at the Galveston Corvette Chevy Expo. The 38th Corvette/Chevy Expo was held the beautiful Galveston Island Convention Center, right on the Gulf of Mexico February 27 & 28, 2016. The Corvette Chevy Expo features World Class Chevrolet Show Cars and Major Vendors selling parts and accessories specific to the Chevrolet brand.

David and Mary Matlock received their Vette Vues Magazine Tri-Power Award® February 28, 2016, at Corvette Chevy Expo held at the Galveston Island Convention Center.

These are the 1967 Corvette Options that the Matlock’s Corvette Sport Coupe has:

• #974 Rally Red
• #407 Red Vinyl Trim
• #M21 4 Spd Cl Ratio Tran
• #N89 Alum Bolt-on Wheels
• #U69 PB AM/FM Radio
• #K66 Transistor Ignition System
• #N14 Side Dual Exhaust
• #F41 Special Front and Rear Suspension
• #P92 – Whitewall Tires 7.75x15x2 Ply WSW
• #G81 Positraction Rear Axle, All Ratios
• #L71 435 HP v8 Turbojet

This is a list of the 1967 Corvette Options that were available on that model year, as well as the number of cars with these options and the costs:

The base Corvette came with a 327ci, 300hp engine, 3-speed manual transmission, vinyl interior trim, and soft top. We also want to note that the 1967 Corvette, was the last of the mid years (1963-1967).

The 1967 Corvette came with ten color choices:

1. Tuxedo Black
2. Ermine White
3. Rally Red
4. Marina Blue
5. Lynndale Blue
6. Elkhart Blue
7. Goodwood Green
8. Sunfire Yellow
9. Silver Pearl
10. Marlboro Maroon

The soft top colors were black, white and teal blue.

Here is another illustration of a 1967 Corvette.

Our next 1967 Corvette is owned by Lou Sanchez and is on at the Corvette Chevy Expo in Galveston Island, Texas. Lou’s Marlboro Maroon Corvette has the 427/390 HP option.

Here is a shot of the engine in Lou’s 1967 Corvette. This is RPO L36 and was an additional $200.15.

The NCRS Gallery at Corvettes at Carlisle always has some examples of the way the Corvettes came from the factory.

Our color on this 1967 Corvette is Marina Blue with Black Soft Top. It is on display at the 2015 Corvettes at Carlisle NCRS Gallery. Richard Morgante owns this beautiful Corvette Convertible.

1967 Chevrolet Corvette Sport coupe 427/435 hp. Owned by Matthew and Margie Kochman of Port Jefferson NY on display at the Bloomington Gold Corvette Hall of Fame.

1967 Chevrolet Corvette Sport coupe 427/435 hp. Owned by Matthew and Margie Kochman of Port Jefferson NY on display at the Bloomington Gold Corvette Hall of Fame.

The rarest option for 1967 was NO3 – the Big Tank.  You can read about Richard Cohen’s Corvette Here.

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This link is for an 85-page PDF file of the 1967 Corvette Specifications by General Motors.  It was revised in January 1967.

This is a rare 1967 Tuxedo Black Corvette going to the Mecum Auction May 19, 2017, in Indianapolis.  You can read about it here.

You can read about some of the 1967 Corvettes that will be auctioned at the Mecum Auction this January (2017) in Florida: This one is a Sunflower Yellow Convertible

Several other Corvettes for Sale at the Mecum Auction.  NOTE: When you read this article, that last Corvette featured is a very rare 1967 Tuxedo Black Vette with the Blue Stinger.  This is the only one known exists.

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