Vehicle Description
Why This Car Is Special
This cool Camaro has a built small block, great looks and a sound
any muscle car fan will appreciate.
Mechanical
The 350 CID V8 engine has been bored .030 over to 355 cubic inches.
It was then topped with an Edelbrock Performer EPS intake and
4-barrel carburetor with a carburetor spacer and Spectre air
filter. The exhaust is handled by full-length coated headers
running to dual exhaust with an X-pipe and Flowmaster mufflers
running to chrome tips. An HEI system provides the spark and dual
electric fans keep everything nice and cool. Chrome accents under
the hood include: air cleaner, valve covers, thermostat housing,
pullies, alternator, fender braces, radiator cover and radiator
overflow. The engine bolts to a Saginaw 4-speed manual with routes
the power through a 10-bolt rear end with traction bars. Power
steering and power front disc brakes make this car handle and stop
better than you might expect from a nearly 40-year old vehicle.
Interior
The interior is a mixture of stock and custom with an aluminum
gauge bezel housing AutoMeter gauges, racing bucket seats and an
AM/FM/CD player. The door panels and rear seat are stock black
vinyl and match the newer front seats nicely. The trunk is clean
and simple with a correct trunk mat.
Exterior
The exterior is where this car really stands out from the crowd.
The steel cowl hood give it a killer muscle car look that is
carried on to the rear spoiler. The Silver Metallic paint fits this
body style very well and looks great matched with Rev chrome
wheels. The big chrome exhaust tips let onlookers know this isn't a
stock 180 horsepower 1980 Camaro. This Chevy has the horsepower to
back up the good looks.
Conclusion
These late 70s and early 80s Camaro are becoming highly collectible
and this one is in great shape.
So, please call or text at 734-323-9260 or 727-688-1148.
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