The 1967 Camaro appeared on the scene and the General instantly
became a big player in the pony car wars. The Camaro had gotten
ahead of the curve and was now a leader in the style department
because the car already looked like a car from the early 70's even
though that era was still 4 years in the future in October 1966. I
can recall the first time I saw a first generation Camaro in the
October 1966 Popular Science new car preview edition. The 1967
Camaro was the star attraction when it debuted in the fall of 1966
and it gave the General an instant classic in the pony car
battle.
For consignment, a 1967 Chevrolet Camaro hardtop showing 81,509
miles, but the true miles are unknown. We would call this barn find
condition except this one turns over, so we're leaning towards
"diamond in the rough". It's going to need a bit of everything, but
this one provides the option of creating the '67 of your
dreams.
Exterior
Purists might not want to replace the Granada Gold this car is
barely hanging onto now, but remember, this car could be the
eventual color of your choice! As it stands now, it's faded,
showing areas of surface rust, and many areas of rust through or
panel repair. A faint black nose stripe is visible along with both
remnant and complete call out emblems. You can count on the
brightwork needing to be freshened and a healthy dent on the front
fender will need to be addressed. It's currently wearing 14-inch
Oldsmobile Super Stock II wheels and the sky's the limit in terms
of aftermarket or Chevy Rally wheels available during your
restoration efforts. The rocker panels in particular are well
rusted along with the fenders so you'll have some work to do to
breathe life back into her.
Interior
The driver's door panel is weathered and torn in place while the
passenger side is a keeper right up to the point of the lower tears
and the same could be said about the seats, the driver's is toast
and the passenger's might be salvageable, but a full redo will do
this car justice, including the rear bench which is in place but
will need to be recovered to match the front. Some patina exists on
the steering wheel which fronts a simple dash with dual gauges and
symmetrical circles to the sides that include knobs and the
ignition port. The center stack includes the vent levers and a
Kenwood AM/FM/Cassette radio above the center console and T-handle
shifter, in decent condition. There's no way to sugar coat it, the
carpet is toast and the headliner is torn in places, surrounding a
dome light without a lens. A barren trunk shows some surface rust
but is intact.
Drivetrain
Under the hood, driver quality conditions were expected and found,
along with a 250ci inline six cylinder from 1968, rated at 155
horsepower and fueled by a 1-barrel carburetor. It's mated to a
TH350 3-speed automatic that routes power to the 10 bolt rear with
3.08 gears.
Undercarriage
Driver quality here as well with surface rust, and more invasive
stuff on inner rocker panels and on parts of the frame. The central
section of the belly is in good condition with a single exhaust
that moves through a stock style muffler before ending behind the
rear fender. Four wheel drum brakes are supplied and suspension
includes coil springs up front and leaf springs in back.
Drive-Ability
The car started and runs a bit rough, but runs! The shifter does
not engage the sector shaft, but we were able to move the trans
into gear from underneath. During our drive we noted some slight
stumbling from the engine and during the functionality test, we
note the radio does not work and the high beam switch is
stuck.While Classic Auto Mall represents that these functions were
working at the time of our test drive, we cannot guarantee these
functions will be working at the time of your purchase.
Restorable examples of classic cars are getting harder to find each
year. Here's a '67 with some potential and hints of greatness can
be seen in its shape and remnant gold paint. If you're like an ant
with a rubber tree plant, bring your high hopes and big dreams to
this project and revive this American legend.
123377N231002
1-Chevrolet
23-Camaro 6 Cylinder
37-2 Door Hardtop Sport Coupe
7-1967
N-Norwood, OH Assy Plant
231002-Sequential Unit Number
TRIM TAG
06A-1st Week June
ST 67 12437-1967 Camaro 2 Door Hardtop Sport Coupe
BODY NOR131247-Norwood Body #
TR 760Z-Black Standard Vinyl Buckets
PNT GG-Granada Gold
Vehicle Details
1967 Chevrolet Camaro
Listing ID:CC-2009803
Price:$15,000
Location:Morgantown, Pennsylvania
Year:1967
Make:Chevrolet
Model:Camaro
Exterior Color:Granada Gold
Interior Color:Black
Transmission:Automatic
Odometer:81509
Stock Number:7910
VIN:123377N231002
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