Yes, it’s real. Or at least the ad says it is! With only 12,753 miles, I have to wonder what the actual history of this big block, four speed Indy Pace CarReplica convertible is–especially considering what’s missing! The Camaro… more»
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Better Act Fast! 1988 Camaro Iroc-Z
I know the late ’80s Camaros aren’t the most sought after generation of Camaro, but these are actually really fun cars to drive. And with some work, they can actually be decent performers. It has some issues, but it’s… more»
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Golden Pony: 1973 Camaro
While it is always fun to own something rare and unique, there is a lot to be said for owning something like a Mustang or a Camaro. For one, finding replacement parts is a piece of cake and even… more»
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Olympic Gold: 1969 Camaro LM1
We’ve all heard of the SS, Z/28, Zl1 and the RS, but the LM1 is a far less known option for the Camaro. If you want a 350 V8 powered Camaro with a 12 bolt rear end, but don’t… more»
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Mexican ZL1: 1969 Camaro
I’m not sure if the story the seller gives this Camaro is true or not, but I’m not sure it really matters if it is. What does matter is that this ’69 Camaro has a ZL1 engine sitting in… more»
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Tornado Damage: 1969 Camaro
I’ve seen the immense power of tornadoes first hand and it’s both both awe inspiring and terrifying. This Camaro was stashed in a barn in Kansas when a tornado tore through and caved the barn in on it. It’s… more»
33 Years Of Waiting Finally Pays Off!
It took 33 years of patiently waiting, but reader John P finally got to buy the classic that’s been hiding in this barn for much of the last 3 decades. For whatever reason the original owner wouldn’t part with… more»
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Z28 Survivor: 1979 Chevrolet Camaro Z28
Often overlooked for earlier year models, this 1979 Z28 pops with color and shine, despite having a few areas that need some attention. Having only covered 114,000 miles, this Camaro is a real beauty. This T-top survivor is priced… more»
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Dreamy Survivor: 1968 Chevrolet Camaro RS/SS
Some Barn Finds are just plain better than others, for instance this 1968 Camaro RS/SS. Why wasn’t this in our barn? Listed as a true barn find, in original condition, this ’68 Camaro is such an appealing car. Featuring… more»
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Enduring But Rusty: 1969 Camaro
This poor Camaro is beat up, rusty and all around rough, but it is a very well optioned car with the rare and desirable Endura front bumper, A/C, houndstooth interior and the rosewood dash! It’s also equipped with a… more»
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No Reserve 1969 Camaro Project
It might not be an SS or even an RS car, but this 350 equipped Camaro might actually be a worthwhile project, well at least for the right price. It’s a base model X44 car and has lots of rust… more»
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Low Cube Survivor: 1969 Chevrolet Camaro
Who doesn’t love a first generation Chevrolet Camaro? Even some the Ford guys out there have a secret appreciation for these cars. This 1969 example is in original condition and is now a rather rare car to see, though… more»
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Package Deal: 1978 Camaro Z28s
As the saying goes, two is usually bettter than one, especially if there are worthwhile automotive projects involved. The seller of two Camaros is ready to deal on a pair of clean projects shown here on craigslist in North Georgia, where… more»
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LT1 With A Rock Crusher: 1967 Camaro RS
Update – The BIN has been lowered to $13,700! Someone better grab this quick! We’ve probably all been there, part way through a project and then have the realization your never going to get it done. Well that seems… more»
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LS1 Swap: 1969 Camaro
Now this looks like fun! Take a base ’69 Camaro straight out of a barn, stuff an LS1 V8 in it and you’ve got the ultimate sleeper! No one would ever suspect this ratty pony as being a speed… more»
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Tire Store Sleeper: Restomod ’69 Camaro
It seems we often see cars on here that present the quandry of restoration versus preservation. Restoration typically yields a vehicle you’re not afraid to take out on short drives or use during the more pleasant weather months; preservation… more»
