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Chevrolet Camaro: 1967 1968 1969 1970
1967 Chevrolet Camaro
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Highly Collectible
1967 Chevrolet Camaro
1967 Chevrolet Camaro — AI-generated studio reference image
Production & Overview
Total Production
220,917
Original MSRP
$2,466
Assembly Plants
Norwood, OH · Van Nuys, CA
Wheelbase
108 inches
Body Styles
Sport Coupe · Convertible
Curb Weight
2,770 lbs
Notable Packages & Production
Z/28 — Z/28
Trans-Am racing homologation — most collectible 1967 Camaro
5-8x base
602
produced
396/375hp L78 — L78
Most powerful SS engine — solid lifter 396
3-5x base
1,138
produced
Indy Pace Car — Pace Car
Official Indy 500 pace car replica — convertible, special orange/white paint
8-15x base
100
produced
Available Engines
D 230ci — inline-6
Base six — economy option
140 hp
L 250ci — inline-6
Optional six
155 hp
F 327ci — V8
Base V8
210 hp
H 327ci — V8
327 4-barrel
275 hp
L48 350ci — V8
SS 350 — first year for 350 in Camaro
295 hp
L35 396ci — V8
SS 396 — entry big block
325 hp
L78 396ci — V8
SS 396 L78 — solid lifter, most powerful SS engine
375 hp
DZ302 302ci — V8
Z/28 only — high-revving small block built for Trans-Am racing. Actual output ~350hp.
290 hp
Buyer Checklist
⚠ Clone warning: Z/28 matching numbers critical — enormous value difference. L78 matching numbers add 30-50% premium. Non-matching big block reduces value 35-50%.. Always verify with cowl tag, engine stamp, and registry before purchase.
✓Decode cowl tag (trim tag on firewall) — confirms paint, trim, options
✓Check engine suffix stamp for numbers-matching
✓Z/28 — verify DZ302 engine, correct carburetion (two 4-barrels), front/rear spoilers
✓RS package — confirm hidden headlights function and all RS badging present
✓Inspect front frame rails for rust and collision damage
✓Check floor pans front and rear for rust
✓Inspect rear frame rails and trunk floor
✓Verify Muncie 4-speed tag matches transmission type ordered
✓Convertible — inspect frame for rust and structural integrity
✓Confirm Protect-O-Plate matches VIN
Known Problem Areas
⚠Front frame rail rust — critical structural issue
⚠Floor pan rust
⚠Trunk floor rust
⚠Clone Z/28 — regular Camaros converted with Z/28 appearance parts
⚠Clone RS hidden headlights added to non-RS cars
⚠Clone L78 engines
What Drives Value
↑ Increases Value
Z/28 matching numbers with documentation
L78 396/375 matching numbers
Indy Pace Car
SS/RS combination
4-speed Muncie
Convertible SS
↓ Decreases Value
Clone Z/28
Frame rust
Non-matching engine
Missing cowl tag
Restoration Overview
Difficulty Medium
Parts Availability Excellent — first-year Camaros have strong aftermarket
Driver Quality Cost $15,000 – $35,000
Show Quality Cost $45,000 – $110,000
Key Suppliers Classic Industries · Ground Up SS · Rick's First Gen Camaro · Ames Performance
Pop Culture & Legacy
Bumblebee in Transformers (2007 film) — though depicted as 1977 Camaro in later films, the 1967 is the original
Indy 500 Pace Car 1967 — convertible pace car
Consistently top-searched Camaro on all collector platforms
Z/28 began the Camaro's Trans-Am racing heritage
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