Chevrolet entered the competition against the Mustang with the iconic Camaro in September 1966. Introduced as a 1967 model, the Camaro enjoyed immense popularity, with production figures reaching 220,906 units by the end of the model year. This accounted for nearly three percent of total car sales in that year.” – musclecarfacts.com Although originally not configured as a Z-28, this 1967 Chevrolet Camaro currently bears the appearance of one. Throughout its lifetime, this Camaro underwent a color change and received upgrades including a cowl hood, 302 badges, and hood stripes. Despite these modifications, it remains a solid performer with tasteful mechanical enhancements, featuring a replacement 383 stroker motor, Wilwood power 4-wheel disc brakes, and a Hurst Quarter-Stick shifter paired with a rebuilt TH350 automatic transmission. While the original Marina Blue exterior has been transformed into a dark blue finish, the interior boasts a deluxe black design. Although requiring some bodywork, as evidenced in the provided pictures, the underside and frame of this Camaro remain solid. With a sturdy foundation in place, the new owner has the opportunity to address the necessary bodywork and elevate this 1967 Camaro to the next level. For further information about this vehicle, please don’t hesitate to contact us at Sweeney Auto Sales.