1967 coupe option statistics

[Charles A.]

Can anyone tell me how many 67 427/400h.p. coupes with ps,pb and power windows were built and where I can go to look at the data?

[Terry M.]

Re: 1967 coupe option statistics

The simple answer to your question is: NO, no one can tell you. Ant the reason for that is because Chevrolet did not keep those kinds of statistics.

You can find the number of Corvettes built with each of those options, but not the combination of any of them. The numbers of each option can be found in the NCRS Specifications Guide available from the NCRS STORE on the radio button at the top of the page. Some folks will do the mathematics to figure out how many cars were made based on those numbers, but any such computation is really speculation because by the time you get to two or three options, and you have four listed, one has no way of knowing how likely that combination is. The end result is likely to be one or two or three, but then with all the options available in 1969 each car is likely one of one anyway. Thus your one of one = my one of one, and every other one of one.

[Charles A.]

Re: 1967 coupe option statistics

The simple answer to your question is: NO, no one can tell you. Ant the reason for that is because Chevrolet did not keep those kinds of statistics.

You can find the number of Corvettes built with each of those options, but not the combination of any of them. The numbers of each option can be found in the NCRS Specifications Guide available from the NCRS STORE on the radio button at the top of the page. Some folks will do the mathematics to figure out how many cars were made based on those numbers, but any such computation is really speculation because by the time you get to two or three options, and you have four listed, one has no way of knowing how likely that combination is. The end result is likely to be one or two or three, but then with all the options available in 1969 each car is likely one of one anyway. Thus your one of one = my one of one, and every other one of one.

thanks terry I thought so but just wanted to make sure I did not overlook something.