* Mustang Coupe: The standard two-door coupe.
* Mustang Convertible: The two-door convertible.
* Mustang Fastback: The popular "sports roof" style with a sloping rear window. This included the GT Fastback.
Within these body styles, numerous options and packages were available, including:
* GT (Mustang GT): A performance package featuring a larger engine (typically a 289 or a 390 cubic inch V8), upgraded suspension, and other performance enhancements. Available on coupes and fastbacks.
* Shelby GT350 and GT500: These were high-performance Mustangs built by Carroll Shelby, not directly offered as factory models by Ford but considered part of the Mustang family. They had substantially upgraded engines and handling. (Note: 1967 was a significant year for Shelby Mustangs with the introduction of the GT500.)
* California Special (CS): A styling package that included unique badging, side stripes and other cosmetic additions.
It's important to note that the specifics of engine options, trim levels, and available packages varied throughout the model year. To be precise about a particular 1967 Mustang, you'd need more details.
