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Poll: Which '67? (6/10/2026)

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(@sizedoesmatter)
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'67 Chevrolet or Ford?

Be sure to make your selection.

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If selection is greater than 2 rank them.

 

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1967 Chevrolet Impala SS 427 4
1967 Ford Galaxie 500 XL 3

John Bono
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(@100ford2003)
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I like both but I choose Ford. Thnx John. 
Steve



   
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(@car224)
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Ford all the way. That is one of my favorite Fords. I have all the 1967s produced by Goldvarg displayed in my dealership model this summer.



   
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(@perrone1)
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I like both cars but for different reasons. However, when the mastermind behind all this places certain cars up for a "Which" decision, things change. Comparing these two, I see the Impala as a sculpture. Curvatures finely shaped and molded, while the Ford looks carved from wood and much more angular. That's what I like abut it until I study both together. Then I pick the Chevy.



   
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Ford for me too.


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Both are gorgeous, but the Ford more so. To me anyway. It's sad that none of the Mints gave us any of the 60's full-size Fords, short of FM's '61 Country Squire in 1/24.😟



   
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Two really great-looking automobiles! Ford and Chevy were certainly hitting on all cylinders with these full-size beauties.



   
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@geno I agree Geno. I wonder why there's such a void. Licensing?



   
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I have to go with the Ford also. This was not a memorable period for me in American full sized  car design. Went for the Chevelle size more.



   
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@bob-jackman I'm not sure Bob, you'd thought they'd been happy to have some done. Same for some full size Pontiacs. The early-mid 60's were stunning.😟


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I like the Chevy SS very much but prefer the earlier 2 years.  I love the styling of the Ford but prefer the styling of the earlier 2 years as well.

Ford gets the nod by a healthy margin today due to its comparatively crisp, trim styling and stacked headlights.  I love the colors shown for both cars today.



   
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Brush
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Ford all the way.  Styling, Chevy & all GMC full-size after '64 just don't look good to me. Ford looked good up to the '69 model year.



   
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Posted by: @geno

@bob-jackman I'm not sure Bob, you'd thought they'd been happy to have some done. Same for some full size Pontiacs. The early-mid 60's were stunning.😟 

I agree Geno and I was thrilled to see the ‘67 Grand Prix with its hidden headlights and those horizontal slits for signal/parking lights. The body style wasn’t bad either. The GP had a presence and if i’m not mistaken ‘67 was the only year for a convertible GP. 
Steve

 



   
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John Napoli
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I went with the Ford for the Stacked headlights.



   
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@100ford2003 Yes Steve you are correct, 67 was the only year for a GP convertible. What a dynamite model that would have been.



   
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