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The Camaro has been a long running American Muscle car, and still brings a lot of attention today. Restored by 'Gear Jammin Classics' in 2016, this car is ready for the road. Listen to this Camaro rumble with its 383 CID V8 Stroker that's been paired to a 700R4 4-speed automatic transmission. Power is driven through the LPW 12-bolt rear end with locker and features 4. 10 gearing. The added Sniper fuel injection system makes that possible, and the car fires up in no time. More power means more heat, so dual electric fans were installed on the Moroso aluminum radiator. For that well-known muscle car sound, headers and dual exhaust brings this beauty to life. Coated in a sleek Cyber Metallic Gray this car shows very well. All the chrome trim and rubber is in great shape as well, making this car ready for shows. Hiding behind the clean 'Chevrolet Motor Division' wheels...

Available upon request is a break down of the trim plate, Engine pad stamp, Block stamp, Casting on the block, Carburetor info, Intake Manifold, Water Pump, Exhaust Manifolds, Radiator, Transmission stamp and Rear end. That information reveals that we have a pretty rare combination of options on this 69! Factory options include: Super Sport Package, 396 Big Block, Muncie 4 Speed, Power Disc Brakes, Close Ration Steering, 12 Bolt Posi-Traction with 3:73 gears, Chambered Exhaust, Cowl Induction Hood, Front and Rear Spoilers, Deluxe Comfort Weave Interior, Rosewood Dash, AM/FM Radio, Console with Gauge Package,...

The SLP name should be familiar to most performance enthusiasts. Street Legal Performance (SLP) is a company that earned its street cred more than two decades ago with its awesome high-performance Pontiac Firehawks and Chevrolet Camaros that tore up the asphalt through the '90s and '00s. Those cars proved fast, comfortable, and durable. Unlike many tuners, SLP doesn't just throw parts and power at a vehicle and call it done. The company tests and tunes those parts to work together, resulting in a souped-up Machine that feels more factory than aftermarket. This 600 Horsepower example of the 2014 SLP Panther Camaro is sleek and capable. The standard black paint is complimented nicely by the carbon fiber graphics and gold accents, adding a touch of class to this Mustang-killer. The staggered 20' forged satin black wheels provide the sure-footing that this powerful cat...

There are pages upon pages of build documentation on this GORGEOUS Camaro! Step back in time to the Summer of Love and experience the thrill of driving a true American classic, the 1967 Chevrolet Camaro. This iconic muscle car, finished in a vibrant yellow exterior and sleek black interior, is the right car to cruise down memory lane while listening to the sweet tunes of The Beatles, The Doors, and Jimi Hendrix. Under the hood, you'll find a powerful 350CID V8 engine that is equipped with Edelbrock intake Holley Carb and H. E. I. this is paired with a 350 turbo 3-speed automatic transmission, providing you with the great combination of performance and ease of driving. The Camaro's engine will have you feeling the good vibrations as you effortlessly glide down the highway. This classic is equipped with a cruise control feature that allows you to maintain a steady speed, giving you the freedom to sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride. Safety and convenience are not compromised in this classic beauty. The 1967 Chevrolet Camaro comes equipped with power brakes and power steering, providing you with the confidence and control you need while...

When its owner purchased the car, it was painted Butternut Yellow and had a black interior. However, during the cowl tag decoding, its owner and his brother (who is a GM engineer) discovered that it was originally Fathom Blue and had a Medium Blue 'standard bucket seat' interior. Since restoration was already planned for this car, the decision was to go back to its original paint color, because it was a very rare color for 1968 Camaros. It turns out that roughly 1. 3% of all 1968 Camaros were painted Fathom Blue. Since a blue exterior and blue interior was 'too much blue' for its owner, he left the interior black, the way it was when he acquired it. He took it to Camaro Concepts in Houston in 2013 for the restoration, which was quite comprehensive. He had them completely disassemble the body to take it back to Fathom Blue. Since the original 'hockey stripe' was white, he kept that the way it was. However, the original black vinyl top was changed to a much more attractively contrasting white to match the hockey stripe better. In all, this is one rare color combo, so you'll be sure to get a lot...