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The C67 R was introduced in 1999 and featured a skeletonized blade and handle.

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C67 R appeared in the following [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/download.php catalog]:
* 2012 Spyderco Product Guide (C67 Nishijin sprint)

==Designer==

Sal Glesser

==History, mentionings from the forums etc.==

"R3" Nishijin [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?53290-C67-R3-review review] by N. Brian Huegel.

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

"''Designed for full-sized cutting with the least possible amount of mass, it features, just over, 3-1/2 inches of VG-10 blade, available PlainEdged or SpyderEdged. The aluminum handle is cut out, lessening weight and revealing the folder's inner workings. It comes coated in titanium-colored Almite- a thin enamel-like layer that is tough and virtually weightless that resists wear and scratching. A three-screw pocket clip keeps the knife riding low in your pocket with convenient tip-up carry. For added safety and control, we've added a David Boye dent in the lockbar and slip resistant texturing to the spine and finger choil. Limited Quantities. When they're gone, they're gone.''"
The C67 R2 sprint in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=191 Spyderco's online catalog].

==Variations==

The C67 R is made in Japan and has a
* [[Back Lock]] system
* Skeletonized blade
* Skeletonized scales

The C67 R2 is made in Seki-City, Japan and has a
* [[Back Lock]]
* Solid blade
* Skeletonized almite handle
* David Boye dent

The C67 "R3" Nishijin is made in Seki-City, Japan and has a
* [[Back Lock]]
* Solid blade
* Nishijin glass fiber handle

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C67P
|valign="top" |Skeletonized [[Aluminum]] (black [[Almite]] coating)
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[ATS-34]]
|valign="top" |1999-
|valign="top" |159.95$ (1999)
|valign="top" |While assembled in Japan, the blades were cut in Colorado.
|valign="top" |1200 (total PE and SE)
|valign="top" |[[Sabre grind]]
|valign="top" |3-screw black
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TU]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |C67S
|valign="top" |Skeletonized [[Aluminum]] (black [[Almite]] coating)
|valign="top" |[[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[ATS-34]]
|valign="top" |1999-
|valign="top" |159.95$ (1999)
|valign="top" |While assembled in Japan, the blades were cut in Colorado.
|valign="top" |1200 (total PE and SE)
|valign="top" |[[Sabre grind]]
|valign="top" |3-screw black
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TU]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |C67GYP
|valign="top" |Skeletonized [[Aluminum]] (Ti-colored [[Almite]] coating)
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |2005
|valign="top" |129.95$ (2005)
|valign="top" |[[Sprintrun]]
|valign="top" |1200 (total PE and SE)
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |Matte silver 3-screw
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TU]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|-
|valign="top" |C67GYS
|valign="top" |Skeletonized [[Aluminum]] (Ti-colored [[Almite]] coating)
|valign="top" |[[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |2005
|valign="top" |129.95$ (2005)
|valign="top" |[[Sprintrun]]
|valign="top" |1200 (total PE and SE)
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |Matte silver 3-screw
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TU]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |C67GF
|valign="top" |Nishijin glass fiber
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |2012
|valign="top" |219.95$ (2012)
|valign="top" |[[Sprintrun]]
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |3-screw black hourglass
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD/TU]]
|valign="top" |
|}

==Most collectible variation==

The original C67 with both the skeletonized handle and blade.

===Questions regarding collecting the C67===

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==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C67 R:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C67GY
|align="right"|205mm
|align="right"|116mm
|align="right"|89mm
|align="right"|80mm
|align="right"|13mm
|align="right"|3mm
|align="right"|90g
|-
|align="right"|C67GF
|align="right"|205mm
|align="right"|116mm
|align="right"|89mm
|align="right"|80mm
|align="right"|13mm
|align="right"|3mm
|align="right"|122g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C67 R:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C67GY
|align="right"|8.063"
|align="right"|4.563"
|align="right"|3.5"
|align="right"|3.156"
|align="right"|0.5"
|align="right"|0.125"
|align="right"|3.2oz
|-
|align="right"|C67GF
|align="right"|8.063"
|align="right"|4.563"
|align="right"|3.5"
|align="right"|3.156"
|align="right"|0.5"
|align="right"|0.125"
|align="right"|4.3oz
|}

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