Camaro

Known sometimes as “Pony car” or “Muscle car,” the first Chevy Camaro was available for sale in September 1966, for the 1967 model year.   The Chevy Camaro was designed as a direct competitive model to the Ford Mustang announced with great fanfare to the public the previous June.

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1997 Camaro Z-28 30th Anniversary convertible, RPO Z4C . Extremely Rare, one of 728 made. This has to be one of the roughest, rattyiest, most neglected examples of one these rare convertibles in existence.
1997 Camaro Z-28 30th Anniversary convertible – RPO Z4C . Extremely Rare, one of 728 made. This has to be one of the roughest, rattiest, most neglected examples of one these rare convertibles in existence.
The Z-28 has a clear title and is not wrecked or rusty but it’s partially disassembled, missing a few small items  and although the engine “looks” rebuilt I have no idea what condition it’s in. The car will need a total restoration but it’s a must have item for the advanced Camaro collector.   $4,000  n-287  
1978 Chevy Camaro LT no engine, rusty quarters, but nice black deluxe interior, Turbo 350, tilt, tach and gauges etc Flowmaster exhaust, $1,350 or will part out. n-479
1978 Chevy Camaro LT – no engine, rusty quarters, but nice black deluxe interior, Turbo 350, tilt, tach and gauges etc. Flowmaster exhaust. $1,350 or will part out. n-479
1978 Chevrolet Camaro LT - 350/TH350, tilt, AC, tach, gauges, rallys, not running. $1,350 n-183
1978 Chevrolet Camaro LT – 50/TH350, tilt, AC, tach, gauges, rallys, not running. $2,250 n-183