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1967 to 1969 was consider the first generation of Camaros. Theses year Camaros were meant to keep up with the sell volume of the ford mustang because the had a similar rear end, front end engine configuration. This is also the years that has inspired the new model of Camaro (fifth Generation). The first-generation offered a standard, Super Sport, and Rally Sport editions. This specific Camaro Convertible is a Grecian Green Metal which is very pretty, and rare color. The interior is a stunning and cozy White Houndstooth. This is a car that will be fun and comfortable to drive. This stunning car is powered by the original 350 V-8 engine, it has a 12 Bolt rear end. There...

First lets start off stating that this is a super nice one owner car. Over $100,000 was invested in the it over the years and this is not the usual late 70s Camaro you see next to you at the traffic light. We are talking about a show car with more power. Arnold Schwarzenegger would be jealous of this Camaros muscles. This Chevy is powered by a highly modified engine that comes with the following specs:.

- 434ci Stroker Motor with 4 inch Lunati Crank.

- Groden Alum. Rods, JE 14. 5 Pistons.

- Chevrolet Rocket Block, AFR 227 Heads.

- Dart Wilson Intake Manifold, AED 1050 Dominator.

- Barry Grant Fuel System,.

- And much more!

A Turbo 350 transmission with a manual shift body valve body and a 5500 stall speed converter will take the power to the rear end. If you take a peak underneath you will find a 9 Ford fabricated rear housing, 486 rear gears, axles 31 spline, Detroit locker posi traction. But not only was invested in the mechanics. The laser straight body is wrapped in a slick high quality paint...

This stunning Camaro is powered by a rebuilt Chevrolet 350 CID engine with the Muncie 4 speed manual transmission. The rear end is a 12 bolt GM with 3. 73 gear ratio. This powerhouse is stopped by 4 -wheel disc brakes. The 1967 Camaro is absolutely beautiful with the silver metallic looking paint and black racing stripes with matching black interior. The pictures from the restoration are in the vehicle and its a sight to see the transformation to this immaculate classic Camaro. Additional options available on this...

Since the Camaro first hit the street the Z28 Badge has stood for performance. You knew that with a Z28 you were getting the best that Chevrolet had to offer in a Camaro. This 1979 Z28 has benefited from a complete concourse restoration completed in 2004. Milage since the restoration is 8,513. The first thing that catches your eye with this Z28 is the color. The light green exterior and dark green vinyl interior is probably the rarest of color combinations for this car. The restoration took this car back to factory specs except for the engine. It was replaced with a new Chevrolet crate engine, 350CI, 4 Barrel, rated at 285 HP. The transmission is a 4 speed manual. This Z28 is equipped with AM radio, power steering and brakes, tilt wheel, aluminum alloy wheels and posi traction rear. This Camaro...

Introduced in February 1970, the second-generation Camaro was produced through the 1981 model year, with cosmetic changes made in its second model year, Road & Track picked the Camaro as one of the 10 top cars in the world in August 1971. The new car was longer, lower, and wider than the first-generation Camaro. It was considered a gorgeous design inspired by European sports cars, and delayed production proved to be no match for its sales and production numbers. This 70 Camaro for sale is a real piece of modern muscle, both performing, appearing, and sounding. Powering this beastly bowtie is a 1970 350 with aluminum intake, serpentine belt system, and headers. With a hearty rumble through dual exhaust, you can tell that this 2nd gen Camaro is no joke. Backing the V8 is a TH350 automatic transmission that shifts smoothly through all the gears, making for a sporty drive. This modern muscle combo suits this Camaro nicely and is equally matched by its exterior. The exterior is the original blue with black stripes, and...