THE 1967 CORVETTE® WAS THE FIFTH AND FINAL YEAR FOR A BODY STYLE THAT STARTED IN 1963. PRODUCTION PROBLEMS DELAYED THE NEW BODY AND THE CORVETTE DESIGN GROUP SCRAMBLED TO DO SOMETHING WITH AN ALREADY FOUR-YEAR-OLD DESIGN. THEY REMOVED TRIM TO CLEAN UP THE BODY SURFACES, SIDE FENDER ENGINE AIR LOVERS WERE CHANGED TO A FIVE-VENT DESIGN, THE GAS CAP WAS BODY COLOR, NEW BACK-UP LIGHT DESIGN AND NEW RALLY WHEELS WERE ADDED. SMALL BLOCK CARS RETAINED THE SAME HOOD FROM 1965, BUT BIG BLOCK CARS HAD A HOOD UNIQUE TO THE '67 WHICH FEATURED A HOOD SCOOP AND PAINTED STRIPE. THE INTERIOR HAD A NEW SEAT UPHOLSTERY, CENTER MOUNTED EMERGENCY BRAKE, AND FLAT DASH KNOBS. SEVEN DIFFERENT ENGINES WERE OFFERED WHICH RANGED FROM 300HP 327 CUBIC INCH SMALL BLOCK TO A BIG BLOCK 427 CUBIC INCH L-88 ENGINE.