This comprehensive workshop repair service manual provides detailed technical information specifically for the 1967 Corvette 305. It encompasses all models, engine variations, trim levels, and transmission types. Within its pages, you will find a wealth of knowledge covering service procedures, maintenance schedules, troubleshooting guides, and detailed diagrams. This manual equips you with the necessary tools to effectively diagnose, repair, and maintain your classic Corvette, ensuring it runs smoothly and remains in top condition. From engine specifications and electrical schematics to bodywork and interior components, this manual leaves no stone unturned, providing you with the confidence to tackle any repair or maintenance task.

The 1967 Chevrolet Corvette, powered by the iconic 305 cubic inch V8 engine, marks a significant chapter in the legendary sports car's history. This generation of Corvette, known as the C2, introduced a refined and sophisticated design that captivated enthusiasts and solidified its place as a symbol of American automotive excellence. The '67 Corvette featured a sleek, flowing body with sharp edges and a distinctive split rear window, marking a departure from the previous model year's design. Under the hood, the 305 cubic inch small-block V8 engine offered a potent blend of performance and reliability, providing ample power for thrilling driving experiences.

The 1967 Corvette was available in a range of configurations, including both coupe and convertible body styles. The interior featured a driver-focused cockpit with bucket seats and a sporty dashboard. The Corvette's combination of power, handling, and styling made it a highly sought-after sports car, marking a high point in the model's evolution. The 1967 Corvette is a classic American sports car that continues to evoke nostalgia and admiration among car enthusiasts. The 305 cubic inch V8 engine, while not as powerful as its larger displacement counterparts, offered a balance of performance and fuel economy that made it a popular choice for many drivers. The 1967 Corvette remains a testament to Chevrolet's enduring legacy of producing iconic and desirable automobiles.