Up for sale is this 1967 Chevrolet Camaro 327ci that is restored where it’s needed and original where it counts. This first-generation example was introduced in 1967 and almost all of it is straight from the assembly line. However, this convertible comes with a new front end and new disc brakes to keep the safety to a maximum. The 327 cubic inch V8 was one of the bigger engines offered for this year and it is all original. The power plant is unchanged and still has the soul and power of the 60’s Detroit muscle car scene. Comes with a Carfax report and matching numbers.

Exterior and Interior

The Madeira Maroon finish was exclusive to the Camaro and, like so many other things on this car, is all original. With only 96,000 miles in 53 years, the condition is still excellent. The original wheels and chrome sit against the finish just like they did when it rolled off the lot so long ago. The interior consists of a cream upholstery with a dashboard full of all original dials and switches. An AM/FM radio tops off the mid-century entertainment package. Black trim and vintage details contrast well against the spare seating. The soft top has been fitted with new hydraulics to make protecting the interior even easier on a rainy day.

Engine

The star of any 60’s American muscle car is the engine. This Camaro’s motor is no exception. The classic, 327 V8 small block was the most efficient and powerful single-cam engine that was produced that year and the power still holds up. With an aluminum intake manifold and a bore of 4 inches and a stroke of 3 ¼ inches, the 5.4 liter engine is all Chevy. Powered by an original automatic transmission, this is a first rate entry into the world of classic muscle cars.