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One of the most sought-after muscle cars is the 1970 split bumper Camaro. We in South Florida have a beautiful example that is in great shape. This story begins in Van Nuys, California. The Camaro was produced the second week of July. It left the factory with a Cranberry Red (code 75) exterior and a Sandalwood (code 710) interior. The paint was refreshed around 4 years ago and the Camaro looks great. The painted black racing stripes and the 15- American Racing wheels will let anybody know that this muscle car comes with power. This Chevy is powered by it-s matching numbers 350ci V8 engine. With less than 86500 miles on the odometer, this car has just been broken in. The interior will confirm the original mileage. It is just clean and looks great for being close to 50 years old. The bucket seats and center console will satisfy all your muscle car wishes. Jump in the driver-s seat and it just feels right. It is very comfortable. You will know that you are going to have a good time! Turn the key and the real fun begins. It is just a pleasure to drive this split bumper Camaro. It...

Nothing says bad to the bone like combining built big block power with 4-speed feel in terms of buying a muscle car. This Camaro comes coated in an electric shade of green and has black going down the middle which is sure enough to get peoples attention even before you put the pedal to the floor and punish the rear tires. Under the hood of this performance tire roasting beast lies a 454 cubic inch big block V8 that has been built with an aftermarket camshaft, intake carb, and headers. The V8 is paired up to a 4-speed manual Muncie transmission which makes for a legendary muscle car feel through each gear. The power is transferred back to a posi rear end that features 3:73 gearing making for a good balance between acceleration and good street manners. The Camaro is equipped with AM/FM radio, power brakes, power...

Stroll. or rather, cruise down Memory Lane in this beautiful 1981 Chevy Z28 Camaro. This sleek black Z28 packs a 400 cubic inch small block V8 that has been enhanced with aftermarket bolt-ons, with Muncie based 4-speed manual transmission. You'll appreciate the air conditioning in the Summer months, and this Camaro comes equipped with a CD player. One is bound to notice up front the combination of the deep gloss black paint job combined with the gorgeous contrast of the era appropriate silver graphics going up the side. The aftermarket American Racing wheels wrapped in Nitto performance radials serves as the cherry atop a beautiful cake.

Introduced in February 1970, the second-generation Camaro was produced through the 1981 model year, with cosmetic changes made in Road & Track picked the Camaro as one of the 10 best cars in the world in August 1971. The new car was longer, lower, and wider than the first-generation Camaro. It was considered...

The Second Generation Camaro have become hot property in the collector car market and it's easy to see why- they offer performance, style and a degree of rarity at an accessible price. This Camaro for sale comes painted in a sleek 'Switch Blade Silver' and the Z-28 appearance package featuring decals 'bumperettes' on either side of the grille and rally stripes has been added aftermarket. American Racing wheels and a sharp rear spoiler bring some extra swagger to this GM muscle car. You get what you're looking for as far as power goes with a 350 CID V8 engine that was rebuilt around 20,000 miles ago. An aluminum intake manifold, chrome valve covers/air cleaner, power brakes, power steering and cooling fans for the radiator are some of the highlights on this reliable and maintenance friendly small block motor. Headers feeding dual exhaust offer additional performance and a throaty sound track. There is an air conditioning unit installed in this vehicle but it is not blowing cold at this time. Hop inside this 1973 Camaro and you'll find sporty bucket seats for both driver and passenger that have been upholstered in Black cloth with 'Camaro' scripture on the seat backs. The dash...

The Chevrolet Camaro started its awesome run in 1967 and still in production today except for a short lapse from 2003 to 2010. Introduced as General Motors answer to the Ford Mustang. Over five million Camaros have been built since its inception, spanning to the present sixth generation model. Here we have a '74 model that happens to be one of my favorite 2nd generations we've ever had. The dark red paint looks really good and absolutely sets off the slick lines of this Camaro! The black cloth interior follows suite as it is also in good shape. Release the pins and give the hood a lift and you'll find one of the best sounding built 355ci V8 motors I've ever heard. Power is ran to the ground through a 4-speed manual transmission and offers line lock (never used). I promise you as you are driving this Camaro and racking through the gears you will have a smile on your face, the exhaust note is so good and...