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This 1971 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 is a true embodiment of performance and style, combining classic aesthetics with factory-spec muscle. Finished in a vibrant Lime Green with bold black racing stripes, this Z/28 has been recently restored to recapture its original glory. The factory Z28. 19 code stamped on the trim tag confirms this is a genuine Z/28 with the correct color, black stripes, and the original Rally Sport (RS) package - a rare and desirable combination. The split bumper and factory Z/28 wheels emphasize its aggressive stance, while the factory color brings out the unmistakable character of early '70s performance icons. Under the hood lies the original 350 CID V8 engine, factory rated at 330 horsepower, paired to an automatic transmission for a seamless yet powerful driving experience. This second-generation Z/28 retains its smog pump and has been kept true to form, showing a commitment to originality and attention to historical detail. Inside, you'll find the original black vinyl interior, featuring bucket seats with a center console that enhance the classic muscle car cockpit feel. The cabin reflects a time-capsule quality, providing both nostalgia and comfort. Power steering and power brakes contribute to a controlled and enjoyable drive, whether cruising the...

This is one of the finer examples of a Gen1 Camaro that you'll find. Creative Classics recently completed the entire restoration project on this SS RS, and added a bunch of very custom touches to this build, which was completed just under 1000 miles ago. Starting with a gorgeous Merlot-over-Dark Gray Metallic paint job, which is tied together by a very subtle, almost undetectable transition strip of Charcoal, this car screams 'classy' and complete. Even before you open the hood to find the color-matched engine bay, complete with its tidied up firewall and inner fenders, you know you're looking at something special. Open that hood, and find all sorts of polished goodies: from the master cylinder and brake booster, to the valve covers and air filter housing, to the polished serpentine belt system brackets and attached accessories, the attention to detail is obvious. With that level of detail to the visible, it should be self-evident that the attention to that which isn't visible is equally well executed.

The 350 CID V8 fires to life with a bark, and settles into a lopey idle, letting the casual observer know right away that this isn't just all show. Keeping this beast cool is a...

Everyone remembers how legendary these first-generation Camaros were in the late 60's and how they really contributed to the Muscle Car Era. The car you are looking at was manufactured at the Van Nuys, CA facility in March 1968 and was one of only 8,692 Camaros that year to be painted in 'Rallye Green' from the factory ('JJ' color code). Having this correct color coding is crucial to the value of this car, as well as the rest of the frame off restoration totaling a staggering 6,000 man hours and a final build cost that is much higher than the value of the car. What do you see first when eyeing up this sensational Camaro? Well, other than that PPG polished paint job it would have to be the stylish 18' Boze wheels with polished satin centers. Or the Billet custom front grille assembly. You choose! Either way, this 1968 Chevrolet Camaro for sale covers all the bases when it comes to quality and style. Powering the '68 is a massive 565 CID big-block motor professionally built by a Machine shop in Calgary, Alberta featuring top rated performance parts like a Craine Compucam lifter kit with Callies rotating assembly, Diamond forged...

Built from the factory with pride and the ability crush all mustangs that came in its path! Currently being powered by a stout and powerful General Motors 350CID V8 which when the pedal is tapped, and you head snaps back you will know that the power is there for destroy all that challenge this mighty Camaro. Backing this power-plant is the classic 700R4 4-speed automatic transmission that gives you the ability to bang through the gears on a back road letting the pipes sing that sweet V8 sound! The exterior is the Classic hugger orange with a black vinyl top. Fresh paint and fresh everything on this car with only a few short years on the build, time to shine on the streets and shows...

The Trans-Am battles for which the Z/28 cars were built need no introduction, but the cars themselves remain somewhat unique in the world of collectable automobiles. Not quite race cars, but equipped with some serious performance hardware. The Z/28 option was a popular option in 1969 due perhaps to the fact of the race-ready hardware. Finding an intact Z/28 that hasn't been abused and thrashed is an exceptionally difficult task. This one is most certainly as nice as they come and has been authenticated by Larry Christensen as a true RS Z28 car. During the meticulous nut and bolt restoration, this Camaro was resprayed in a gorgeous Hugger Orange that fits this car very well. While this car is exceptional in every way, it is the little items that will escape your notice and make it truly remarkable. For example the original trim tag has never been removed from the body adding to the authenticity of this rare piece of American history. In short, this car is as close to the way the factory made it as possible. Of course, at this level, things like the chrome and stainless have been professionally refinished. Badges and emblems, including the Z/28 badges on...