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Chevy really set the tone for this car in it's first generation. With the death of the Corvair, the Camaro emerged as Chevy's new compact sports car, which now inspires the designs we see today on the current one. The seller's family of this particular Camaro has owned the vehicle since 2009. This SS RS has had a sheltered life. Being on the road for the first 10 years of its life it was taken off the road and sat in a Chevrolet dealership for another 20 years. The vehicle has had one re-spray and the headliner redone at a Chevy dealership in 1988. The engine had a complete overhaul about 10 years ago. If you're looking for one of the cleanest first gen Camaro SS RS here she is! This beauty is powered by a stunning original 350/300hp V8 mated to a 4 speed transmission and the power is put to the tires through the original 12 bolt rear. The body has never been taken apart and all of the numbers are matching, engine, rear end except for the transmission which was changed to a Muncie 4 speed manual. It came out of the factory with the rare A/C option. Finished in...

This Camaro is the stuff that dreams are made of, dressed in a mirror like gloss white paint job with bright orange rally stripes and a beautiful white convertible top. The completely restored Z87 custom interior vinyl and cloth interior features bucket seats with new cushions and covers in the orange houndstooth code 720, 1969 never felt so comfortable. The gauges have all been overhauled and work beautifully, even the clock is working! Powering this stunning beauty is a Chevy 350 CID/ 300 hp small block engine that will get you from point A to point B in a blink of an eye. Backing this smooth running engine is a 3- speed automatic transmission with a horseshoe console shifter. This Camaro is a pleasure to cruise in with its Factory options that include power brakes with front disc, power steering, Air Conditioning, tilt column, cruise control, center...

The Camaro was GM's answer to the popular Ford Mustang which garnered significant attention and sales to the general public. This pony car was different from the competition in design, performance and even its name which supposedly was chosen after Chevrolet's marketing team wrote down more than 2,000 words beginning with 'C' to keep the tradition going with its cars starting with the letter. While the true definition of the name was debated, Chevrolet countered with this, '-A Camaro is a small, vicious animal that eats Mustangs. - In respect to this statement, the car you are viewing is truly that and then some. Wearing deep black paint, this 1968 Camaro is everything one could want in a muscle car, looks and performance. Note the subtle differences of the 1968 model compared to that of the 1967 year including the elimination of side vent windows, side marker lights on the front and rear fenders as well as a more pointed front grille. Take a seat in the handsome red...

With only 2,500 miles since it-s rebuild in 2010, this is a complete show stopper.

The orange paint finish is amazing and laid out on a very straight body. The interior is in perfect condition featuring black vinyl seats and carpet. It doesn-t matter where you go, this SS is beautiful and will turn heads everywhere.

Powered by a 350 V8 ZZ4 engine, it-s backed by a 700R4 4 speed automatic transmission. The 350 Small Block breathes in through a Holley 4-barrel Carburetor and Edelbrock Manifold Intake. Under the hood you will see it-s received a full makeover and it-s chromed out in all the right places. If you love a classic with some modern twist, then you will love the digital odometer...

Just think Amazing-that-s what you get with this 1969 Camaro Z28 Tribute- This purple monster will tear up any road with its 454 LS6 engine, M21 transmission, M22 conversion coupled to 410 Posi gear in the back, with big tube headers and 3-inch exhaust, MSD electronic distributor and box. To say this car is quick is an understatement!

The first-generation Chevrolet Camaro appeared in Chevrolet dealerships in September 1966 for the 1967 model year on a brand-new rear-wheel drive GM F-body platform and was available as a 2-door, 2+2 seat, hardtop (no 'B' or center pillar) or convertible, with the choice of either a straight-six or V8 engine. The...