Focus on Chevrolet for 1967, Dealer Sales Training Film - Caprice, Impala, Bel Air, Biscayne, SS 427

[@iswc27]

My grandmother drove a Sierra Fawn 1967 Impala sedan for many years. The Caprice Custom wagon was certainly one of the most awesome-looking wagons ever. Why, we had one win Best of Show at the International Station Wagon Club convention in 2019. Thanks for sharing!

[@JohnnyAloha69]

The 65-70 B body GM cars were wonderful driving automobiles. My personal preference from a styling point of view is that the 65, 67 and 69-70 were the best looking while the 66 and 68 cars weren’t as attractive. As for interiors the 65-68 were all nice but the 69-70 definitely showed a cheapening of the dashboard and other trim bits. If I had to pick the best overall year I’d go with 67, just a lovely roofline and such a sleek rakish look overall.

[@darrininverarity4297]

The triple power bulges on the 1967 impala hood was to signify the tri-power carburetor set up that the big block corvette used and was going to be offered on the 427 super sport but never made it into the option list but the hood treatment remained.

[@johncornell3665]

This is so awesome. Thanks so much. Love the 65 to 70 full size Chevy

[@TheSteeleGarage]

I think I have a film for each year of full size Chevy from ‘61-‘72.

[@johncornell3665]

Thats pretty cool. Was lucky to find your channel

[@rightlanehog3151]

Can we order our 67 Chevy, full-size wagon with 4 on the floor? 🤔

[@nlpnt]

Don't expect the usual classic car four-door discount on one of these, thanks to Supernatural.

[@racer67]

Awesome 🇺🇲

[@paulsheehan5010]

A three speed automatic, should have been the only automatic transmission.