1st Gen Chevrolet Camaro COPO For Sale In Tampa (1967-1969)

The first generation Camaro just may be the most highly sought after pony car of all time and with one look it's easy to understand why. This particular '69 Camaro has been in the same family for years and was built for one reason and one reason only, going fast. This is a real deal, all metal (except the hood), street/strip, Saturday night shootout. whatever you want to call it. It's a full interior car you can drive to the track, blast a ten second quarter mile pass, and drive home after hitting the drive through. The 555 Brodix big block puts out a dyno proven 600+ to the rear tires on pump gas. The nasty mill flashes faster than a small block and sounds like it's mad at the entire world. Underneath, everything is full adjustable front to rear from Strange adjustable shocks to the Caltrack...

There's no clear number how many of the legendary first generation Baldwin Motion Camaro's were produced, which is why car enthusiasts place them into the 'Unicorn,' category. Sure, you've heard of one, but have you ever seen one? If you're looking to purchase an authentic BM Camaro you'd better have seriously deep pockets as they can run into the hundreds of thousands. This killer '68 Camaro underwent a full rotisserie restoration about a decade ago and it still looks fresh. Although it's not a 427ci engine, it is a built 402ci bolted to a 4-speed transmission and backed by a 12-bolt rear differential. Power brakes and power steering make driving this beast a pleasure. The factory Corvette Bronze color, black...

The consignor believes this beauty to be an original SS. However, for those in the know, that's not's easy to prove unless you have solid paperwork i. e. window sticker or build sheet. Chevrolet only made 2,750 SS Camaro convertibles in 1968 so there aren't many real ones riding around today. What we do know is this is a factory'12467' V8 convertible from the start. Despite what some may say, GM Vins don't always tell you exactly what a car is or isn't in terms of coveted options. We can, however, see the Vin on the title also stamped on the front engine pad of the 350ci (Casting #3914678 L48 MU 295HP). Take a look underneath and you'll find the bullet proof 12 bolt rear diff. Depending on who you speak to, some say all SS cars had the famed rear diff while other experts say...