Car Model History

First generation · B-body fastback · 1966–1967

1967Dodge Charger

Launched as a fastback derivative of the mid-size Coronet on the Chrysler B-body, with a distinctive full-width hidden-headlight grille and a flowing fastback roofline. The 426 Hemi was offered from the start.

First generation · B-body fastback

1967 Dodge Charger — B-body fastback, front left view

Photo: “1967 Dodge Charger fastback red front” by CZmarlin — Christopher Ziemnowicz / Wikimedia Commons, licensed under CC BY 3.0. Cropped to 16:9.

Quick facts

Engines
5offered318 cu in LA V8, 2-barrel → 426 cu in Street Hemi V8, dual 4-barrel
Top output
425hp426 cu in Street Hemi V8, dual 4-barrel

Body styles2-door fastback

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What do you need to know?

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

Documented lineup

Find your exact 1967 Charger

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

5factory 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.

5versions shown
Two-door fastback

Dodge Charger 318 V8

Body
Two-door fastback
Engine
318 cu in LA V8, 2-barrel carburetor (230 gross hp)
Gearbox
3-speed column-shift manual, optional 3-speed TorqueFlite automatic
Built
Regular production
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Two-door fastback

Dodge Charger 383 2-barrel V8

Body
Two-door fastback
Engine
383 cu in B-series V8, 2-barrel carburetor (270 gross hp / 390 lb-ft)
Gearbox
Optional 4-speed manual or 3-speed TorqueFlite automatic
Built
Regular production
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Two-door fastback

Dodge Charger 383 4-barrel V8

Body
Two-door fastback
Engine
383 cu in B-series V8, 4-barrel carburetor (325 gross hp)
Gearbox
Optional 4-speed manual or 3-speed TorqueFlite automatic
Built
Regular production
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Two-door fastback

Dodge Charger 440 Magnum V8

Body
Two-door fastback
Engine
440 cu in Magnum V8, 4-barrel carburetor (375 gross hp / 480 lb-ft)
Gearbox
Optional 4-speed manual or 3-speed TorqueFlite automatic
Built
Regular production
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Two-door fastback

Dodge Charger 426 Street Hemi V8

Body
Two-door fastback
Engine
426 cu in Street Hemi V8, dual 4-barrel carburetors (425 gross hp / 490 lb-ft)
Gearbox
Optional 4-speed manual or 3-speed TorqueFlite automatic
Built
Regular production
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The 1967 model year

Overview

The 1967 Charger was the second and final year of Dodge's original fastback body. Its standard engine changed to the lighter LA-series 318, while the optional range expanded to two 383s, the new 375-hp 440 Magnum, and the 425-hp 426 Street Hemi. The full-length rear console was removed, and Dodge added front-fender turn-signal indicators and an available vinyl roof.

Specifications

Engines
  • 318 cu in LA V8, 2-barrel230 hp
  • 383 cu in B V8, 2-barrel270 hp
  • 383 cu in B V8, 4-barrel325 hp
  • 440 cu in Magnum V8, 4-barrel375 hp
  • 426 cu in Street Hemi V8, dual 4-barrel425 hp
Transmissions
3-speed column-shift manual (standard with 318 only), 4-speed manual (optional engines only), 3-speed TorqueFlite automatic
Body styles
2-door fastback

Year over year

What changed

  • The LA-series 318 became the standard engine, 60 pounds lighter than the previous polyspherical 318.
  • A 270-hp 383 two-barrel and the 375-hp 440 Magnum joined the powertrain range.
  • Front-fender turn-signal indicators and an optional vinyl roof distinguished the final fastback model year.
  • The full-length rear console was removed, allowing an optional front center armrest/seat arrangement.

Worth knowing

Notable

  • This was the last model year for the original fastback Charger body before the 1968 Coke-bottle redesign.
  • The 440 Magnum made its Charger debut with a factory rating of 375 gross horsepower.
  • Dodge's catalog offered five distinct engines, from the standard 318 two-barrel through the dual-four-barrel 426 Street Hemi.

Living with it

Reliability & ownership notes

  • The five engines use materially different carburetion, cooling, exhaust, and ignition parts; the VIN, fender tag, casting numbers, and transmission must be decoded before ordering restoration components.
  • Rust and prior collision repair around the fastback roof, rear quarters, torsion-bar crossmember, and hidden-headlamp structure matter more than cosmetic condition.
  • High-value 440 and Hemi claims require factory-document and drivetrain-number verification because later engine swaps are common.

Maintenance & service parts

Keep your 1967 Charger 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 Dodge Charger. Start with the interval, confirm which engine or configuration you have, then use an exact ordering reference when one is verified.

Service topics
9
Factory intervals
8
Fitment-scoped
9
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

    Sourced interval available

    Applies to: 1967 · United States · Exact 1967 Dodge factory normal-service schedule covering Charger; severe, taxi, police, and trailer-towing service requires the manual's separate shorter schedule.

    Published interval: 4,000 mi / 3 months · Normal service; whichever occurs first.

    Source: Dodge — 1967 Dart, Coronet, and Charger factory service manual, lubrication and maintenance chapter (preserved by MyMopar) · Factory Service Manual group 0 — lubrication chart and normal-service schedule · checked

    Engine oil filter

    Applies to: 1967 · United States · Exact 1967 Dodge factory normal-service schedule covering Charger; severe, taxi, police, and trailer-towing service requires the manual's separate shorter schedule.

    Published interval: 8,000 mi / 6 months · Replace every second oil change under the published normal schedule.

    Source: Dodge — 1967 Dart, Coronet, and Charger factory service manual, lubrication and maintenance chapter (preserved by MyMopar) · Factory Service Manual group 0 — every-second-oil-change row · checked

  • Carburetor air-cleaner element

    Sourced interval available

    Applies to: 1967 · United States · Exact 1967 Dodge factory normal-service schedule covering Charger; severe, taxi, police, and trailer-towing service requires the manual's separate shorter schedule.

    Published interval: 24,000 mi / 24 months · Replace the paper element at the published interval; clean it every six months. Fresh Air Induction has a separate annual replacement instruction.

    Source: Dodge — 1967 Dart, Coronet, and Charger factory service manual, lubrication and maintenance chapter (preserved by MyMopar) · Factory Service Manual group 0 — air-cleaner chart and Fresh Air Induction footnote · checked

  • Fuel filter

    Sourced interval available

    Applies to: 1967 · United States · Exact 1967 Dodge factory normal-service schedule covering Charger; severe, taxi, police, and trailer-towing service requires the manual's separate shorter schedule.

    Published interval: 24,000 mi / 24 months · Whichever occurs first.

    Source: Dodge — 1967 Dart, Coronet, and Charger factory service manual, lubrication and maintenance chapter (preserved by MyMopar) · Factory Service Manual group 0 — fuel-filter replacement instruction · checked

  • Engine performance evaluation

    Sourced interval available

    Applies to: 1967 · United States · Exact 1967 Dodge factory normal-service schedule covering Charger; severe, taxi, police, and trailer-towing service requires the manual's separate shorter schedule.

    Published interval: 12,000 mi / 12 months · Evaluate performance and tune if necessary; whichever occurs first.

    Source: Dodge — 1967 Dart, Coronet, and Charger factory service manual, lubrication and maintenance chapter (preserved by MyMopar) · Factory Service Manual group 0 — normal-service engine-performance row · checked

  • Front brakes and wheel bearings

    Sourced interval available

    Applies to: 1967 · United States · Exact 1967 Dodge factory normal-service schedule covering Charger; severe, taxi, police, and trailer-towing service requires the manual's separate shorter schedule.

    Published interval: 12,000 mi / 12 months · Inspect brake linings, front wheel bearings, and bearing lubricant; whichever occurs first.

    Source: Dodge — 1967 Dart, Coronet, and Charger factory service manual, lubrication and maintenance chapter (preserved by MyMopar) · Factory Service Manual group 0 — normal-service brake and front-wheel-bearing row · checked

  • Transmission and rear-axle lubricant levels

    Sourced interval available

    Applies to: 1967 · United States · Exact 1967 Dodge factory normal-service schedule covering Charger; severe, taxi, police, and trailer-towing service requires the manual's separate shorter schedule.

    Published interval: 6 months · Check transmission and rear-axle lubricant levels every six months under normal service.

    Source: Dodge — 1967 Dart, Coronet, and Charger factory service manual, lubrication and maintenance chapter (preserved by MyMopar) · Factory Service Manual group 0 — six-month lubrication-chart duties · checked

  • Crankcase ventilation system

    Sourced interval available

    Applies to: 1967 · United States · Exact 1967 Dodge factory normal-service schedule covering Charger; severe, taxi, police, and trailer-towing service requires the manual's separate shorter schedule.

    Published interval: 6 months · Inspect and service every six months.

    Source: Dodge — 1967 Dart, Coronet, and Charger factory service manual, lubrication and maintenance chapter (preserved by MyMopar) · Factory Service Manual group 0 — crankcase-ventilation-system service instruction · checked

  • Steering, suspension, and driveline inspection

    Sourced interval available

    Applies to: 1967 · United States · Exact 1967 Dodge factory normal-service schedule covering Charger; severe, taxi, police, and trailer-towing service requires the manual's separate shorter schedule.

    Published interval: 6 months · Inspect steering-linkage, suspension-ball-joint, and universal-joint seals; relubricate the specified joints every 36 months or 36,000 miles.

    Source: Dodge — 1967 Dart, Coronet, and Charger factory service manual, lubrication and maintenance chapter (preserved by MyMopar) · Factory Service Manual group 0 — six-month inspection and 36-month/36,000-mile lubrication duties · checked

  • Engine oil filter

    Exact reference available

    The order numbers below establish replacement-filter fitment only; they do not establish a service interval. Confirm the installed engine, VIN, build date, and filter dimensions before ordering.

    Applies to: 1967 · United States

    318 cu in LA V8, 2-barrel carburetor (230 gross hp)

    K&N HP-3001

    K&N publishes HP-3001 for this exact year-and-engine application; confirm VIN, build date, and installed filter dimensions before ordering.

    Applies to: 1967 · 318 cu in LA V8, 2-barrel carburetor (230 gross hp) · United States · Exact 1967 Charger engine application. Confirm VIN, build date, and installed filter dimensions before ordering.

    Source: K&N Engineering — Dodge Charger replacement-oil-filter application catalog · 1967 Dodge Charger 318 cu in application row — HP-3001 · checked

    Verified ordering references

    383 cu in B-series V8, 2-barrel carburetor (270 gross hp / 390 lb-ft)

    K&N HP-3001

    K&N publishes HP-3001 for this exact year-and-engine application; confirm VIN, build date, and installed filter dimensions before ordering.

    Applies to: 1967 · 383 cu in B-series V8, 2-barrel carburetor (270 gross hp / 390 lb-ft) · United States · Exact 1967 Charger engine application. Confirm VIN, build date, and installed filter dimensions before ordering.

    Source: K&N Engineering — Dodge Charger replacement-oil-filter application catalog · 1967 Dodge Charger 383 cu in application row — HP-3001 · checked

    Verified ordering references

    383 cu in B-series V8, 4-barrel carburetor (325 gross hp)

    K&N HP-3001

    K&N publishes HP-3001 for this exact year-and-engine application; confirm VIN, build date, and installed filter dimensions before ordering.

    Applies to: 1967 · 383 cu in B-series V8, 4-barrel carburetor (325 gross hp) · United States · Exact 1967 Charger engine application. Confirm VIN, build date, and installed filter dimensions before ordering.

    Source: K&N Engineering — Dodge Charger replacement-oil-filter application catalog · 1967 Dodge Charger 383 cu in application row — HP-3001 · checked

    Verified ordering references

    440 cu in Magnum V8, 4-barrel carburetor (375 gross hp / 480 lb-ft)

    K&N HP-3001

    K&N publishes HP-3001 for this exact year-and-engine application; confirm VIN, build date, and installed filter dimensions before ordering.

    Applies to: 1967 · 440 cu in Magnum V8, 4-barrel carburetor (375 gross hp / 480 lb-ft) · United States · Exact 1967 Charger engine application. Confirm VIN, build date, and installed filter dimensions before ordering.

    Source: K&N Engineering — Dodge Charger replacement-oil-filter application catalog · 1967 Dodge Charger 440 cu in application row — HP-3001 · checked

    Verified ordering references

    426 cu in Street Hemi V8, dual 4-barrel carburetors (425 gross hp / 490 lb-ft)

    K&N HP-3001

    K&N publishes HP-3001 for this exact year-and-engine application; confirm VIN, build date, and installed filter dimensions before ordering.

    Applies to: 1967 · 426 cu in Street Hemi V8, dual 4-barrel carburetors (425 gross hp / 490 lb-ft) · United States · Exact 1967 Charger engine application. Confirm VIN, build date, and installed filter dimensions before ordering.

    Source: K&N Engineering — Dodge Charger replacement-oil-filter application catalog · 1967 Dodge Charger 426 cu in application row — HP-3001 · checked

    Verified ordering references

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Sources

  1. Dodge — 1967 Charger sales brochure (catalog 21-365-7034)
  2. DodgeCharger.org — 1967 factory-catalog and dealer-data powertrain transcription
  3. DodgeCharger.org — 1967 Dodge service-manual engine and transmission specifications
  4. Wikipedia — "Dodge Charger"

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