Vehicle Description
Why This Car Is Special
First generation Camaros are always popular and an SS tribute
convertible is on every collector's list.
Mechanical
This 1967 Camaro is not just show winning looks. It is what's
inside that counts. What is inside is a 350 CID V8 with GM
Performance aluminum heads, aluminum GM intake, Holley 4-barrel
carburetor, MSD Pro-Billet distributor, MSD ignition box,
serpentine belt system and a ton of dress up parts. Those include
pullies, brackets, water pump and air cleaner. The valve covers are
done in blue that match the paint, and they look very cool. The
shifting is handled by a Turbo 350 automatic that runs to a Ford 9"
rear end. Full-length headers run to dual exhaust with Dynamax
mufflers for a great muscle car sound. 4-wheel power disc brakes
provide the stopping power, and power steering helps in handling
those tight corners.
Interior
The interior is mostly stock with a few custom upgrades like a
digital gauge cluster, B&M shifter, custom door panels tilt
column and AM/FM/Cassette radio. The vinyl bucket seats with a
center console are in great shape and have seat belts to keep you
and your passengers safe. The white top is easily opened and closed
with one person and has a matching boot that snaps on to cover it
when it's down.
Exterior
Stunning Deep Blue Metallic paint is set off with 5-spoke aluminum
alloy wheels and BF Goodrich Radial TA tires. Front and rear
spoilers give this Camaro the muscle car feel it deserves. The blue
theme is carried through to the subframes and the front suspension
components for a truly custom show look, even underneath. Tri-bar
headlights, SS badging and an SS grill look great alongside the RS
style rear valance and reverse lights.
Conclusion
In the market for a first-generation Camaro convertible? Take a
good look at this clean well optioned example.
So, please call or text at 734-323-9260 or 727-688-1148.
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