A first-generation Chevrolet Camaro in the SS trim, such as this 1967 Chevrolet Camaro SS that we've got on sale, is not only a desirable car but a piece of American automotive history. Introduced in 1967, the Camaro was GM's answer to Ford's hit pony car, the Mustang, and the sister car to the Pontiac Firebird. Since then, the Firebird has fallen by the wayside, but the Mustang and Camaro continue to nuke it against each other. With a bit over 90,000 miles on the clock, this car has seen some tasteful resto-modding that lends it a distinctive look.
Clothed in a polished black coat of paint that's reportedly a new paint job, this 1967 Chevrolet Camaro SS rolls on a set of shiny chromed American Racing five-spoke alloy wheels that the current owner reports to be wrapped with new tires. Modern LED headlamps with halo ring-style daytime running lights adorn the front end, and at the rear, the SS-style spoiler adds some rakishness to the profile. SS 350 badges complete the look. The black interior is also mostly stock, with leather seats for up to four occupants and the original Camaro gauges staring back at the driver from behind an aftermarket Grant GT steering wheel. Gear shifting duties are performed via a Hurst T-bar style shifter handle. The center stack sees three aftermarket gauges added, for monitoring engine revs, oil pressure, and water temperature. The current owner tells us that this car also comes with air conditioning, a blessing on a hot day when you've got a black exterior and black leather interior. We also observe a period-correct push-button radio in the dash but are unsure of its functionality.
The Camaro, as with the Mustang, was offered with a choice of six or eight-cylinder engines, and the performance car buyer would instinctively choose a larger-displacement V8. This 1967 Chevrolet Camaro SS bears a 350ci V8 beneath its hood that's also got some modifications. Looking at the engine bay, we see an Edelbrock air cleaner, MSD digital ignition, and what appear to be newer belts, as well as braided hoses. Drive goes rearwards via an automatic transmission.
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