When most people think of high-performance Camaros, they think about the SS and Z28 variants. But, there was another… The L30 327 may not of had the power of the 350, but when paired with the M20 4-speed, a… more»
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Real Deal Z/28? 1968 Camaro
When it comes to the Camaro, the Z/28 is one of the more sought after models and can fetch serious money these days. While they really are great cars, cloning one really isn’t all that difficult. The 302 V8… more»
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32 Of 90: Hugger Camaro Survivor
This Hugger Camaro began life as a way to fund a racing team. This one is #32 of 90 produced and has obviously been loved since its creation, having only covered 29,807 miles since new. It’s listed here on… more»
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The Most Valuable Firewall Ever?
Could this be the most valuable firewall ever? Well, with bidding here on eBay getting close to $9,000, it may just be! Apparently, it came from a 396/4-speed equipped ’69 Camaro RS Convertible. I understand that this was a… more»
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26k Mile 1967 Camaro RS/SS
Oh the story I imagine this ’67 Camaro could tell. As you can see, it’s been in a accident. While we don’t know the specifics of the accident and I’m just speculating here, but I could see this having… more»
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One Owner Barn Find 1969 Camaro
The Camaro has always been intriguing to me. They were built to compete with the Mustang (a battle that still rages today), but I’ve always viewed them as being slightly more muscle car and a little less pony than… more»
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Monster Muscle: 1967 Camaro 4×4
What do you get when you combine a muscle car with a monster truck? Well, this 1967 Camaro is about what I imagine the resulting offspring would look like. The seller claims that this abomination was constructed 25 years… more»
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Now Rust Free: 1969 Camaro
This Camaro, according to the seller, was a rust bucket. His team took the entire car apart, removed the rust and they have reached this point. This 1969 Chevrolet Camaro project is listed here on eBay and is on stands… more»
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1968 Camaro Barn Find Project
Between the rust and graffiti this Pony isn’t looking too great, but it does have a few good things going for it. This 4-speed 1968 Camaro is listed here on eBay, parked in Bethel, Minnesota with a bid of… more»
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Dream Car: 1973 Camaro RS/Z28
I’m sure lots of us have a childhood car that we would see around town and dreamt of owning. Well for reader Greg W, his dream car was this 1973 Camaro optioned with both the RS and Z/28 packages…. more»
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Put Away Very Wet: 1967 Camaro RS
There surely has to be a lot of history behind this Camaro and how it’s ended up in the condition it currently is in and yet we only know a little of it. We know there is no title, no… more»
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1984 Camaro Z28: 15,000 KMs
This low-mileage 1984 Camaro Z28 surprisingly isn’t for sale in the great US of A – instead, it has resided with our neighbors to the north and seen extremely limited use since new. Spotted on the Kijiji classifieds by Barn… more»
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1967 Chevy Camaro Super Sport
This 327 4 speed Camaro Super Sport is listed on craigslist in Holland, Missouri for $13,000. It looks complete and original, the seller claims it’s been off the road since 1976. It has a nice interior and runs and drives nicely, but… more»
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1969 Camaro Z/28 Left In A Field
In our never ending pursuit to find interesting and incredible finds, I recently stumbled across a rather amazing find that was posted a few years back here on camaros.net. Dennis, aka new2camaro, discovered the kind of find we all… more»
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What’s This 1969 Camaro Stock Car Worth?
One of our readers just sent in a link to this 1969 Camaro and asked if we thought it had any value. They mentioned that most old race cars have been cut up and are missing their titles so… more»
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IROC-Z Camaro With Only 6,500 Miles!
How much would you be willing to pay for an almost brand new 1987 Camaro today? How does $33k sound? That may seem crazy, but this particular Camaro was a serious machine when it was released. The base Camaro… more»
