The 1967 Corvette marked the culmination of a body style introduced in 1963, serving as the fifth and final year for this design. Facing production challenges that delayed the introduction of a new body, the Corvette design team had to make adjustments to a four-year-old design. These modifications included the removal of trim to streamline body surfaces, a transition to a five-vent design for the side fender engine air louvers, a body-colored gas cap, a new back-up light design, and the addition of new rally wheels. While small block cars maintained the hood from 1965, big block cars featured a unique hood for 1967, characterized by a hood scoop and painted stripe.

The interior received updates such as new seat upholstery, a center-mounted emergency brake, and flat dash knobs. The '67 Corvette offered seven different engines, ranging from the 300hp 327 cubic inch small block to the powerful big block 427 cubic inch L-88 engine.

The featured plastic model kit includes a fully detailed 427 cubic inch engine with a four-barrel carburetor, rallye wheels, a meticulously detailed interior, and an opening hood. Additionally, multiple hood stripe color decal options are available.

The package comes with a plastic model kit (unassembled), accompanied by illustrated and multilingual assembly instructions, as well as a decal set. Please note that the plastic model kit requires glue and paint for completion, which are not included.