Vehicle Description
This 1967 Chevrolet Camaro represents everything that's good about
Chevy's version of the first generation F-body. With a strong 327,
a 4-speed manual, and a no-nonsense look, it's a blast to drive and
represents a lot of fun at a great price.
First generation Camaros have become ever more difficult to come by
and those that have survived are often so consumed with rust or
collision damage that their restoration represents a near return to
the starting line anyway. This '67 represents that very first class
of the model and is ready, willing and able to put rubber to
asphalt just as soon as you get it home. Black on this car always
looks great and emphasizes the muscular lines of the bodywork. Like
most early Camaros were at the time, this one goes without stripes
or extra badges and we like the clean look. The finish is a few
years old and shows some signs of use, but you could probably buff
it up a bit to bring out the shine and make it looks its best. Many
Camaro fans appreciate the early F-body's simpler look and distinct
lack of add-on trim, and this is a great example of why. It just
looks right.
Climb inside and you'll see there's plenty to like with the black
vinyl interior. Both the front buckets and rear bench seat sport
covers that show very little wear as they hover over an expanse of
fresh black carpeting. Situated between the buckets is a center
console that sits nice and level on the transmission tunnel and
sports a clean surface as it positions the Hurst 4-speed shifter
within easy reach to get down to business. On both sides the door
panels are surrounded by shiny steel and don't show much wear from
shifting elbows. You'll find the factory gauges still in place just
in front of the original steering wheel and they're joined by a
trio of white faced Equus counterparts cleanly installed in front
of the shifter, while just above, a retro style AM/FM stereo stands
ready to handle audio duties. The trunk area appears straight and
solid and is protected from the elements by a fresh-looking rubber
seal just below the deck lid.
Below the hood, the engine compartment is nicely detailed and at
its center sits a period correct 327 V8. It's wearing a matte-black
badged air cleaner over its Holley 4-barrel carb and carrying a
pair of chrome valve covers to either side of an Edelbrock EPS dual
plane intake manifold that teams with the double hump heads added
to maximize output. Up front, a well-proportioned aluminum radiator
sits in place to keep temperatures down. The powerplant fires up
promptly, pulls strong and sounds out a great exhaust note with
just a slight tap on the gas as it pairs with a 4-speed manual
transmission that puts maximum control in the hands of the driver.
A set of 15" stock Chevy wheels with painted black surfaces
surrounding chrome center caps add a distinctive element and carry
BF Goodrich T/A radial tires.
This 1967 Chevrolet Camaro offers its next owner an immediate
fun-filled, classic driving experience at a great price. Call
today!