1967 Chevelle Super Sport

The 1967 Chevelle Super Sport was the top of the line trim package. It featured a standard 396 cubic inch big block Chevy engine that pumped out an Awesome 325 horsepower. Also available as options were two more 396 cubic inch engines. One was a mid horsepower engine that produce 360 horsepower, and the other one was the 67 Chevelle's legendary 375 horsepower 396 cubic inch engine.

To say the least the 67 Chevelle Super Sport 396 with it's big block Chevy engine was one of the most popular cars with consumers. With production numbers of approximately 63,000 67 Chevelle Super Sport produced.

1967 Chevelle

In 1967 Chevelle production was in full swing with over 396,000+ Chevelles produced in that year. They were produced in various body styes, everything from a two door convertible to a four door station wagon. There was also three different trim levels the Super Sport package was the top of the line, with the Malibu in the middle, and the base level Chevelle was the 300 series which also had a delux package.

When it came to engines there was a lot of choices in 1967. The base engine was a 230 cubic inch 140 horsepower 6 cylinder, and at the other extreme was a monster of an engine the 375 horsepower 396 cubic inch engine.