The 1967 Dodge Charger Fastback / Photos, Specs, All Model Details

The rare 1967 Dodge Charger featured here with it’s signature fastback look is a part of the first generation which covered the 1966 and 1967 model years. The Charger was a mid size vehicle built on the B body. The B-body platform included many models from  sedans to high performance muscle cars.

For the 1967 model year, other Chrysler Corporation cars built on the B platform included the Dodge Coronet, Plymouth Belvedere, Plymouth GTX, and the Plymouth Satelite.

The Mopar A, B, and E-body platforms of the 1960’s and 1970’s include many legends of the muscle car era. The Mopar A, B, and E-body platforms of the 1960’s and 1970’s were utilized to produce many legends of the muscle car era.

The Dodge Charger is Introduced

The Dodge Charger model first appeared in 1965 as a fastback version of the Dodge Coronet. The fastback design was Dodge’s answer to the fastback Plymouth Barracuda. The Coronet has a long history beginning in the 1940’s as an upscale nameplate.and was one of the longest names in the history of the brand. The Charger then came out as it’s own model in 1966. Dodge began producing the Charger model so as to offer an upscale pony car. Those first generation Dodge Chargers were considered street racers with their fastback design and full width tail lights plus some great power options.

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