1973 Chevrolet Camaro RS, VIN: 1 Q 8 7 F 3 N 1 0 6 3 9 9. Mary Pozzi and her husband, Dave, rebuilt this car three times. You may recognize it from its many magazine articles, autocross championships, or the 76 gas station pictured on the pump. It has also been featured in video games. Google Mary Camaro and see what comes up. I am the second owner and got it pretty fresh after the final build. I have enjoyed the car but have yet to race it. This car is still in the top five best-built and most dialed-in, second-generation Camaro's in the USA
Body Summary—Overall, the body, quarter panels, and doors are in excellent condition with quality paint, minimal signs of age, and a custom carbon fiber hood, trunk, nose, etc.
Engine - Customized GM iron 427 cubic inch LS7 V8 dry sump prepared by Lingenfelter Motorsports. This is a GM LS7 quality motor that has been modified and improved by Lingenfelter Performance Engineering of Houston, TX
Engine Compartment - Custom Anvil firewall, carbon fiber inner fender wells and original structural steel. Very good detail throughout with cast finishes, racing fuel and oil fittings, stainless steel headers, and high-grade electronics. CNC master cylinder, Billet hood hinges, FAST fuel rails, and GM accessory drive brackets. Belt, Pulley, and Linkage - GM LS aluminum accessory drive brackets, mounts, and fittings. The serpentine belt is on a stock LS pulley, and it drives the alternator, power steering, etc.
Fuel Management- FAST LSX-R intake, 102mm throttle body, and FAST fuel rails. Cast finishes with a good level of detail. This is a high-performance fuel management system with a high level of engineering and fabrication. Distributor & Ignition Wires - GM style LS7 ignition, GM ignition wires, and quality LS coils. Custom wiring throughout to support the LSX motor and FAST fuel delivery system.
Cooling: A Custom aluminum radiator with single electric puller fans and an ABS shroud shows normal signs of age and maintenance, as well as good hoses. There are no signs of leaks or boilovers.
Electrical - New (2011), custom, highly specialized, and well-maintained wiring harness in excellent condition.
Exhaust - Custom stainless steel headers to dual 3” stainless exhaust that exits through Magnaflow mufflers and an X pipe. Termination of the exhaust system exits under the rear suspension.
Chassis and suspension- Custom front chassis clip and independent rear suspension by Art Morrison. with a Strange 9” differential. Custom chassis reinforcement.
High performance front and rear disc brakes buy BAER. No visible damage or unusual wear under the car but there are signs of maintenance and normal use.
Transmission - Tremec 6-speed manual transmission with a custom floor shifter by Hurst. Centerforce twin-disc Dyad clutch.
Wheels—Front and rear 18” Forgeline 3 pc modular wheels are excellent quality with minimal signs of age and use. The center section is powder-coated in gunmetal silver, and the rim is polished aluminum. These are very high-quality precision-made wheels designed for a high-horsepower touring car.
Tires—Two front 315 30 ZR18 and two rear 335 30 ZR18 B. F. Goodrich Rival S blackwall tires with 2023 manufacturing dates are in good condition. (Widest wheels you will ever see on a Gen 2)
Brakes—Custom front and rear BAER 6R disc brakes with quality fluid lines, fittings, etc. Shows signs of good maintenance and normal use. CNC master cylinder.
Front Suspension—Art Morrisson's custom front clip has independent upper and lower A-arms, unequal-length wishbones, and high-performance coilover shocks by RideTech. It shows normal signs of age, maintenance, and wear.
Rear Suspension - Custom 4-link by Art Morrison Enterprises with a DANA 60 differential by Strange Engineering and RideTech coilover shocks. This is a highly specialized, professionally fabricated, and high quality independent rear suspension.
Steering - Rack & pinion steering.
Please feel free to ask any questions, as enthusiasts worldwide have tracked and studied all the research and development on this car each time it was rebuilt.