I won this vehicle in an auction so I don't know the vehicle history or details but am motivated to sell. It seems all original and is a very sweet ride. AM/FM radio, heat, wipers. I spoke to the dealer who sold it to the auction and the dealer advised it is likely original engine based upon the numbers they had. The dealer told me where to look on the motor but I have not found it yet. I have driven it about 5 miles. It was originally housed in Florida and ever since I have had it in Maine it has been stored inside in a 50 degree building. The engine sounds incredible. My research depicts a value between $65k and $180k. Give me your best offer!
1967 Chevrolet Chevelle SS396 – Authenticity
Summary
VIN: 138177Z101263
• 1 = Chevrolet
• 38 = SS396 Series
• 17 = 2-door sport coupe
• 7 = 1967 model year
• Z = Fremont, California assembly
• 101263 = Early build, 1,263rd SS coupe built at Fremont
Cowl Tag (Firewall Plate):
• Build Date: 09B = 2nd week of September 1966
• ST 67-13817 = 1967 SS396, 2-door sport coupe
• BF00137 = Fisher Body, Flint plant, body #137
• TR 776 = Black bucket seats
• Paint LL = Marina Blue body and roof
Carburetor:
• Edelbrock 1406 600 CFM 4-barrel with electric choke
• Code 5221 = Batch/date identifier
• Note: This is a modern aftermarket replacement, not original to the vehicle
Drivetrain Stamping Status:
• Engine pad stamping not visible — could be obscured, painted over, or machined
• Transmission and axle stamping not yet inspected
• Rear wheels show partial stamped codes; full wheel date/ID may be confirmed by dismounting tires
Summary:
This 1967 Chevelle SS396 appears factory-authentic based on VIN and trim tag data, including early
Fremont build, SS396 body style, Marina Blue paint, and black bucket seat interior. The Edelbrock
carburetor is a modern replacement. Engine pad stamping was not found during inspection, and
transmission and axle codes have not yet been checked. Rear wheels show partial stampings that may
assist in verifying originality.
