Why Chevrolet Killed the C2 Corvette After Its Best Year (1967)

Why Chevrolet Killed the C2 Corvette After Its Best Year (1967) Why did Chevrolet build the 1967 Corvette C2 when it was already preparing to replace it with the new C3 Corvette? The answer involves a dangerous aerodynamic problem, a delayed C3 launch, and one final year for the legendary C2 Sting Ray. In this video, we uncover the story behind the 1967 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray and why this unexpected final C2 became one of the most fascinating Corvettes ever built. We’ll look at the 1967 Corvette’s redesigned body, five side vents, Rally Wheels, updated interior, and powerful V8 options, including the 327 Small-Block and 427 Big-Block. We’ll also explore the legendary 435-hp Tri-Power and the ultra-rare L88 Corvette, built for serious racing. Only 22,940 C2 Corvettes were built for 1967, making this final C2 model a major part of Corvette history. If you love classic cars, C2 Corvette, 1967 Corvette Sting Ray, Chevrolet Corvette history, muscle cars, vintage automobiles, and rare classic cars, subscribe to Classic Car Earth for more automotive stories.