Second generation · C2 "Sting Ray" · 1963–1967

1967Chevrolet Corvette


The Sting Ray — introduced the nameplate, the first Corvette coupe, and independent rear suspension. The 1963 coupe's one-year-only split rear window makes it the most iconic Corvette body.

Second generation · C2 "Sting Ray"

1967 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray, C2 second generation — red convertible with stinger hood, front three-quarter view

Photo: Mustang Joe / Wikimedia CommonsCC0 1.0. Cropped to 16:9.

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What do you need to know?

This page covers the whole 1967 Chevrolet Corvette model year. Choose your task first; exact trims and engines are separated where the factory offered different versions.

Documented lineup

Find your exact 1967 Corvette

Start with a family, body style, or engine. Every card opens the facts and maintenance information for that factory version.

22factory configurations
Exact factory pairings documentedHow this lineup was verified

These source-backed records identify published body, engine, and transmission combinations. Exact pairings do not by themselves assert that every factory option or special edition is represented.

22versions shown
Sport coupe

Corvette Sting Ray 300 Sport coupe — 3-speed manual

Body
Sport coupe
Engine
327 cu in V8 (300 hp)
Gearbox
3-speed manual
Built
Regular production
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Sport coupe

Corvette Sting Ray 300 Sport coupe — 4-speed manual

Body
Sport coupe
Engine
327 cu in V8 (300 hp)
Gearbox
4-speed manual
Built
Regular production
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Sport coupe

Corvette Sting Ray 300 Sport coupe — 2-speed Powerglide automatic

Body
Sport coupe
Engine
327 cu in V8 (300 hp)
Gearbox
2-speed Powerglide automatic
Built
Regular production
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Convertible

Corvette Sting Ray 300 Convertible — 3-speed manual

Body
Convertible
Engine
327 cu in V8 (300 hp)
Gearbox
3-speed manual
Built
Regular production
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Convertible

Corvette Sting Ray 300 Convertible — 4-speed manual

Body
Convertible
Engine
327 cu in V8 (300 hp)
Gearbox
4-speed manual
Built
Regular production
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Convertible

Corvette Sting Ray 300 Convertible — 2-speed Powerglide automatic

Body
Convertible
Engine
327 cu in V8 (300 hp)
Gearbox
2-speed Powerglide automatic
Built
Regular production
Open exact version
Sport coupe

Corvette Sting Ray L79 Sport coupe — 4-speed manual

Body
Sport coupe
Engine
327 cu in L79 V8 (350 hp)
Gearbox
4-speed manual
Built
Regular production
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Convertible

Corvette Sting Ray L79 Convertible — 4-speed manual

Body
Convertible
Engine
327 cu in L79 V8 (350 hp)
Gearbox
4-speed manual
Built
Regular production
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Sport coupe

Corvette Sting Ray L36 Sport coupe — 4-speed manual

Body
Sport coupe
Engine
427 cu in L36 big-block V8 (390 hp)
Gearbox
4-speed manual
Built
Regular production
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Sport coupe

Corvette Sting Ray L36 Sport coupe — 2-speed Powerglide automatic

Body
Sport coupe
Engine
427 cu in L36 big-block V8 (390 hp)
Gearbox
2-speed Powerglide automatic
Built
Regular production
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Convertible

Corvette Sting Ray L36 Convertible — 4-speed manual

Body
Convertible
Engine
427 cu in L36 big-block V8 (390 hp)
Gearbox
4-speed manual
Built
Regular production
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Convertible

Corvette Sting Ray L36 Convertible — 2-speed Powerglide automatic

Body
Convertible
Engine
427 cu in L36 big-block V8 (390 hp)
Gearbox
2-speed Powerglide automatic
Built
Regular production
Open exact version
Sport coupe

Corvette Sting Ray L68 Sport coupe — 4-speed manual

Body
Sport coupe
Engine
427 cu in L68 Tri-Power big-block V8 (400 hp)
Gearbox
4-speed manual
Built
Regular production
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Sport coupe

Corvette Sting Ray L68 Sport coupe — 2-speed Powerglide automatic

Body
Sport coupe
Engine
427 cu in L68 Tri-Power big-block V8 (400 hp)
Gearbox
2-speed Powerglide automatic
Built
Regular production
Open exact version
Convertible

Corvette Sting Ray L68 Convertible — 4-speed manual

Body
Convertible
Engine
427 cu in L68 Tri-Power big-block V8 (400 hp)
Gearbox
4-speed manual
Built
Regular production
Open exact version
Convertible

Corvette Sting Ray L68 Convertible — 2-speed Powerglide automatic

Body
Convertible
Engine
427 cu in L68 Tri-Power big-block V8 (400 hp)
Gearbox
2-speed Powerglide automatic
Built
Regular production
Open exact version
Sport coupe

Corvette Sting Ray L71 Sport coupe — 4-speed manual

Body
Sport coupe
Engine
427 cu in L71 Tri-Power big-block V8 (435 hp)
Gearbox
4-speed manual
Built
Regular production
Open exact version
Convertible

Corvette Sting Ray L71 Convertible — 4-speed manual

Body
Convertible
Engine
427 cu in L71 Tri-Power big-block V8 (435 hp)
Gearbox
4-speed manual
Built
Regular production
Open exact version
Sport coupe

Corvette Sting Ray L89 Sport coupe — 4-speed manual

Body
Sport coupe
Engine
427 cu in L89 aluminum-head Tri-Power big-block V8 (435 hp)
Gearbox
4-speed manual
Built
Regular production
Open exact version
Convertible

Corvette Sting Ray L89 Convertible — 4-speed manual

Body
Convertible
Engine
427 cu in L89 aluminum-head Tri-Power big-block V8 (435 hp)
Gearbox
4-speed manual
Built
Regular production
Open exact version
Sport coupe

Corvette Sting Ray L88 Sport coupe — 4-speed manual

Body
Sport coupe
Engine
427 cu in L88 big-block V8 (430 hp advertised)
Gearbox
4-speed manual
Built
Regular production
Open exact version
Convertible

Corvette Sting Ray L88 Convertible — 4-speed manual

Body
Convertible
Engine
427 cu in L88 big-block V8 (430 hp advertised)
Gearbox
4-speed manual
Built
Regular production
Open exact version

The 1967 model year

Overview

The 1967 Chevrolet Corvette was the C2 Sting Ray model-year specification for the U.S. market. Its documented factory range comprised 327 cu in small-block V8, 427 cu in big-block V8 with 2-speed Powerglide automatic or 3-speed manual or 4-speed manual.

Specifications

Engines
  • 327 cu in small-block V8
  • 427 cu in big-block V8
Transmissions
2-speed Powerglide automatic, 3-speed manual, 4-speed manual
Body styles
Sport coupe, Convertible

Year over year

What changed

  • For the final C2 model year, Chevrolet's later factory retrospective records 20 L88 Corvettes built in 1967 with an official 430-hp rating.

Worth knowing

Notable

  • This page records the U.S. 1967 factory powertrain and body-style range rather than borrowing a nearby model year's specification.

Living with it

Reliability & ownership notes

  • For a 1967 Corvette, verify the VIN, installed powertrain and service history against the exact-year GM document; age, modifications and deferred maintenance are more useful evidence than generation-wide reputation.
  • Check the NHTSA VIN lookup for unrepaired safety recalls before purchase or road use.

Maintenance & service parts

Keep your 1967 Corvette on the road

Start with the service interval, then match the engine or exact version you own. Order links appear only when a catalog-backed part number is available, and every listing still needs a fitment check.

Service desk

What this car needs & when

Use this as a service-planning checklist for 1967 Chevrolet Corvette. Start with the interval, confirm which engine or configuration you have, then use an exact ordering reference when one is verified.

Service topics
12
Factory intervals
9
Fitment-scoped
12
Exact references
1

Before orderingIdentify your engine, options and build date.Part numbers and sizes can change within one model year. Shopping links appear only for catalog-backed references; still verify the listing against your vehicle before ordering.

  • Engine oil and filter — change

    Sourced interval available

    Applies to: 1967 · United States

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

    Engine oil — normal service

    Applies to: 1967 · United States

    Published interval: 6,000 mi / 2 months · Whichever occurs first.

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

    Engine oil — heavy-duty start-stop or prolonged-idling service

    Applies to: 1967 · United States · Continuous start-stop or prolonged idling.

    Published interval: 3,000 mi · The manual specifies after 2,500–3,000 miles.

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

    Oil filter

    Applies to: 1967 · United States

    Published interval: 6,000 mi / 6 months · Whichever occurs first; heavy-duty service calls for 5,000–6,000 miles.

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

  • Crankcase-ventilation valve and breather cap — service

    Sourced interval available

    Test the ventilation system at every oil change; perform service more often in prolonged dusty use.

    Applies to: 1967 · United States

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

    Crankcase-ventilation valve — replace; hoses, fittings, flame arrestor, and breather cap — clean

    Applies to: 1967 · United States

    Published interval: 12,000 mi / 12 months · Whichever occurs first.

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

    Crankcase breather cap — clean and re-oil

    At every engine-oil change.

    Applies to: 1967 · United States

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

  • Carburetor-inlet fuel filter — replace

    Fitment must be confirmed

    Replace when flooding, constant-speed surging, poor acceleration, or poor high-speed performance occurs.

    Applies to: 1967 · United States

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

  • Engine air-cleaner element — service

    Sourced interval available

    Use the row matching the installed element type; service more often in prolonged dusty use.

    Applies to: 1967 · United States

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

    Polyurethane element — clean and re-oil

    Applies to: 1967 · United States · Polyurethane air-cleaner element.

    Published interval: 12,000 mi

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

    Oil-wetted paper element — inspect or test

    Applies to: 1967 · United States · Oil-wetted paper air-cleaner element.

    Published interval: 12,000 mi · If retained after the initial inspection, recheck every 6,000 miles until replacement is required.

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

  • V8 distributor cam lubricator — service

    Sourced interval available

    Applies to: 1967 · United States

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

    Turn cam lubricator end-for-end

    Applies to: 1967 · United States

    Published interval: 12,000 mi

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

    Replace cam lubricator

    Applies to: 1967 · United States

    Published interval: 24,000 mi

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

  • Transmission fluid and lubricant — service

    Sourced interval available

    Factory 1967 Corvette power teams list manual transmissions and Powerglide. Chevrolet introduced Turbo Hydra-Matic as a Corvette option for 1968; its cross-model manual instructions are not 1967 factory-fitment evidence. The retained service intervals cite the 1967 chassis manual separately.

    Applies to: 1967 · United States

    Source: Chevrolet — 1968 full-line brochure, Corvette introduction · PDF page 7, Corvette paragraph; publication D-49492-R-1 — first-time availability establishes model applicability, not service intervals · checked

    Manual transmission — check lubricant level

    Applies to: 1967 · Manual · United States

    Published interval: 6,000 mi

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

    Powerglide — check fluid level

    Applies to: 1967 · Powerglide automatic · United States

    Published interval: 6,000 mi

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

    Powerglide — change fluid and adjust low band

    Applies to: 1967 · Powerglide automatic · United States

    Published interval: 12,000 mi · More frequently for trailer pulling, full loads in high heat, mountain operation, or other severe conditions.

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

  • Rear-axle lubricant level — check

    Sourced interval available

    Applies to: 1967 · United States

    Published interval: 6,000 mi

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

  • Chassis, clutch cross-shaft, and parking-brake mechanism — lubricate

    Sourced interval available

    Applies to: 1967 · United States

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

    Chassis and parking-brake mechanism

    Applies to: 1967 · United States

    Published interval: 6,000 mi

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

    Clutch cross-shaft

    Applies to: 1967 · Manual · United States

    Published interval: 36,000 mi · Or sooner if necessary.

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

  • Front wheel bearings — clean and repack

    Fitment must be confirmed

    Service whenever the wheel and hub are removed; the Corvette lubrication diagram identifies service whenever the brakes are serviced.

    Applies to: 1967 · United States

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

  • Brake-master-cylinder fluid level — check

    Sourced interval available

    Applies to: 1967 · United States

    Published interval: 6,000 mi

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

  • Battery-terminal felt washers — oil

    Sourced interval available

    Applies to: 1967 · United States

    Published interval: 6,000 mi

    Source: Chevrolet — 1967 Chassis Service Manual · Lubrication, pages 0-14 through 0-21; Corvette lubrication diagram, Figure 36 · checked

  • Engine oil filter — catalog fitment

    Exact reference available

    Baldwin P18

    This manufacturer application record establishes replacement-filter fitment only; the service interval comes from the separately cited Chevrolet schedule.

    Applies to: 1967 · United States · Baldwin's exact 1967 Corvette application rows assign P18 to every cataloged engine family; confirm the installed engine and filter before ordering.

    Source: Parker/Baldwin Filters — 2025 Automotive Applications catalog · PDF page 783, Chevrolet 1967 Corvette 327- and 427-cu-in V8 rows — Lube — P18 · checked

    Verified ordering references

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Sources

  1. General Motors Heritage Archive — 1967 Chevrolet Corvette Vehicle Information Kit
  2. NHTSA — VIN recall lookup
  3. Chevrolet — 1996 Corvette Heritage retrospective, printed page 3 (PDF 7): 1967 L88 official rating and total

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