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1968 was the second year for the Camaro and sure putting a dent into Ford's Mustang sales. Production in 1967 finished at 220,906 and 235,147 for 1968. The Mustang lost 135,447 sales from 1966 to 1967 and in 1968 lost another 154,717. The Camaro was without question a big player in this new market and still is today. The first-generation Camaro is certainly one of most recognizable and sought after cars from this era. The '68 that we have listed here is a very well restored car that runs as well as it looks. The restoration was completed in 2002 but looks as if it was completed yesterday. The engine is a 350 and was recently freshened up with a mild cam and has just over 2,600 miles on it. Backing...

Debuting in September 1966, the Camaro was Chevrolet-s response to the very successful launch of the Mustang in 1964. This RS Tribute finished in Black with Black interior. This Camaro is powered by a 327 V8 equipped with electronic ignition and Air Conditioning. Performance is enhanced by a competition cam, Edelbrock 600 CFM Carburetor, and an aluminum intake manifold. A B&M shifter makes controlling the Turbo 350 Automatic a precise science. New Wilwood disc brakes and a new power booster combine to safely stop this Camaro. The exhaust and the Battery are also new. The interior of this Camaro is in excellent condition. The seats are original, and the dash, carpet and...

This car has been tastefully modified and has a fresh engine! With less than 1,000 miles have been clocked on the rebuilt 350 cubic inch V8 that is hooked up to a Muncie 4-speed M20 manual transferring the power back to the 10 bolt rear end. This drive train makes this first-generation Camaro a ton of fun to get behind the wheel of a cruise! To help make the most of the small block under the hood it was equipped with an aluminum intake, electronic ignition, a Holley carburetor, and a set of headers. The Deep Water blue exterior is a timeless GM color that looks amazing paired with the black interior that still looks very stock but comfortable. The 1967 Chevrolet Camaro is equipped with: AM/FM radio with CD player, Power Steering, Seat Belts, Vinyl Interior, Rally Wheels, and Raised White Letter Tires. The electric headlight doors do not function, and they must be operated and secured manually. This 1967 Camaro is...

This mean Machine has had a lot of body work done to her to and looks amazing. The Camaro is painted Hugger Orange with white racing stripes which is a very classic muscle car combo! It is powered by a 355 cubic inch small block that is equipped with a hydraulic roller cam, Forged Crank, and Scat H Beam Rods. The motor is mated to a TH350 3 speed automatic transmission that is backed by a Ford 9' Rear End that has 4. 11 gears. The interior features a roll cage, racing seats, and a Hurst Shifter. This Pro Street Camaro won't be around long so give us a call and make it yours today!

Step back in time and experience the thrill of driving with this 1967 Chevrolet Camaro. This classic beauty boasts a striking blue exterior that complements its blue interior, creating a harmonious blend of style and elegance. Under the hood, you'll find a robust 327 CID V8 engine that offers a smooth, powerful ride. The Powerglide automatic transmission ensures seamless gear changes, giving you the freedom to focus on the road and enjoy the driving experience. This 1967 Chevrolet Camaro is not just about power and looks; it's also designed with your comfort and convenience in mind. The car is equipped with power steering, making it easier to maneuver and reducing driver fatigue on long journeys. Adding to the vintage charm of this classic car is the manual convertible...