The Chevy Camaro was an instant success when introduced in 1967 and our fully restored (2015) coupe is a stunning example of this special GM lore. The current owner believes that the Camaro was an SS model from the factory, but we cannot document for sure. The Camaro was manufactured in October 1966 at the Norwood Ohio plant and they did not put any ‘SS’ designation on their trim tag until later in the ’67 production cycle. Whether it is a factory SS or not, it is beautiful Camaro with SS performance. Originally a Bolero Red car, it has been professionally refinished in a Deep Burgundy with Black ‘Z-28’ accent stripes, cowl induction hood and rear spoiler. GM Rally wheels mount white letter performance radials. Our Camaro looks great from any angle – check the photos again. The restored red vinyl interior looks every bit as good as the original. Options and features include: Sanden A/C, center console, Muncie shifter, tinted windows and Pioneer AM/FM/Cassette sound system. Horsepower is said to come from a rebuilt 327ci small-block. It has been dressed-up and fitted with an Edelbrock aluminum intake/carburetor and mild street cam. Torque is delivered through a 4-speed manual transmission to a 10-bolt rear differential. The chassis is fitted with power steering and power disc/drum brakes w/dual master.