The 1967 Chevrolet Corvette, often referred to as the C2 Corvette or "Sting Ray," is one of the most iconic and sought-after models in the Corvette lineup. Here are some key details about the 1967 Corvette:

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• MSD blaster ignition

• Richmond 6 speed gear box

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• American Racing torque Thrust 17x7 aluminum wheels with Michelin 225/55-17 xgt/R 4 tires

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Design and Development:

• Chassis and Body: The 1967 model year was the last of the C2 generation, featuring a sleek and aggressive design with a long hood, short rear deck, and distinctive side exhaust pipes.

• Interior: The interior was driver-focused with a sporty layout, featuring bucket seats, a prominent center console, and a dual-cowl dashboard design.

Engine and Performance:

• Engine Options: The 1967 Corvette offered several engine choices:

  • 327 V8: Available in multiple power levels, including 300 hp and 350 hp versions.

  • 427 V8: The most powerful option, available in 390 hp, 400 hp (L68), 435 hp (L71), and the rare L88 version producing over 500 hp.

• Transmission: Offered with a 4-speed manual transmission or a 3-speed automatic transmission.

• Performance:

  • Acceleration: The top-performing 427 V8 models could achieve 0-60 mph times in under 5 seconds.

  • Top Speed: Depending on the engine, the top speed could exceed 150 mph.

Features:

• Suspension: The 1967 Corvette featured an independent rear suspension for improved handling and ride quality.

• Brakes: Equipped with four-wheel disc brakes, providing excellent stopping power.

• Styling Updates: The 1967 model had several styling refinements, including a new hood scoop, five functional fender vents, and optional bolt-on alloy wheels.

Legacy:

• Reputation: The 1967 Corvette is highly regarded for its performance, styling, and overall driving experience. It is considered one of the best classic American sports cars.

• Collectibility: It is a highly collectible model, especially the high-performance versions like the L71 and L88. Values have steadily increased over the years, making it a prized possession among car enthusiasts and collectors.