How much is a 1967 Chevelle SS 396 worth?

The 1967 is the last first-generation Chevelle and one of the three years in which the SS 396 was its own series, so a real one is easy to confirm: the VIN starts with 138. Chevrolet built 63,006 SS 396 cars that year.

What the auction record shows

• Online auctions: 2026 and 2026 sales mostly ran from about $40,000 to $75,000, centered near $60,000.
• Projects: incomplete or rough cars sell for far less.

The numbers move from year to year because the sample is small and the mix of cars changes. Read them as a band, not a price. Fully restored cars sold at the large live auctions often bring more than these online results.

Engine and body style

The base 396 made 325 hp. The optional engines were rated at 350 hp and 375 hp, and the 375 hp engine is scarce in a 1967: it returned late in the model year and 612 were sold. The 375 hp cars and convertibles usually bring a premium over 350 hp cars and hardtops.

What to check before paying

• The VIN: 13817 for a sport coupe, 13867 for a convertible. See what a 138 VIN means.
• The engine: a 138 VIN proves the series, not that the block is the one the car was built with. An original, correctly dated engine adds real money.
• Rust repair and panel fit: the checks are in the Chevelle buyer's guide.

Current figures

Our 1967 Chevelle value page shows figures computed from the site's own listings, which include Malibu and 300 models as well as the SS. The 1967 Chevelle page shows what is offered now. For the later car, see the 1969 SS 396 value page.