- 1968 Model Year Chevrolet Camaro
- Black exterior
- Gray interior
- Current owner reports new carpet, new shift knob and boot, and misc knobs and controls
- Current owner reports Grant Steering Wheel
- Racing Belts
- Current owner reports front coil springs and DSE Rear mod leaf springs, DSE swaybar
- Current owner reports 411 gears with 12 bolt rear
- Current owner reports new front brakes
- Current owner reports a top end rebuild on motor
- Current owner reports Roller Rockers, Bored 30 over, MSD box and coil, Custom cam, Aluminum heads, Fuel control switch, Radiator, Battery and Starter
- Current owner reports a new 650 Edelbrock Carb
- Current owner reports some of the wiring needs to be redone for fuel gage and tach
- Current owner reports new front clip, cowl hood, inner and outer front quarter panels, grill
- Current owner reports rear deck lid spoiler
Very few things in life match up to the sound of a V8 rumble and iconic 60s muscle car looks. Don’t take out word for it? Look at this 1968 Chevrolet Camaro we have today for instance. With upgrades to make you smile driving off in this classic American muscle is a recipe for a good time.
Exterior and Interior
The Camaro name sparks an image of old school performance and the pinnacle of 60s automotive design. This 1968 Chevrolet Camaro with its dark brown exterior pays respect to that statement and is set to stand out no matter where you are and who you park next to. The body is in great condition and sees some modifications in the form of a new front clip, cowl hood, upgraded grill and rear deck lid spoiler to signify the upgraded performance on tap. The upgraded exterior features are also complimented with a set of chrome American Racing wheels. Steeping into the black interior of this 1968 Chevrolet Camaro, you instantly get the feeling that you are in a race car. The gauges, knobs and controls in place give the driver vital information on the cars performance and look the part as well, the grant steering wheel gives you a nice feel of that upgraded performance as well. The current owner reports that this car has new carpeting and also comes with a new shift knob and boot to match. Safety features come in the form of the front seats being upgraded to Corbeau bucket seats with racing belts.
Engine
The exterior upgrades on this 1968 Chevrolet Camaro are not in vain, what you get is a car that walks the talk. Pop open the hood of this American classic and what you would find is a 350ci V8 that sports some tasteful modifications that make that engine bay look good and ensure this car goes fast. Upgraded include a top end rebuild on the motor bored 30 over, roller rockers, MSD box and coil, custom cam, aluminum heads, replaced fuel control switch, radiator, battery and starter, MSD ignition and a new 650 Edelbrock carb. The upgraded power is met by front coil springs, DSE mod leaf springs, DSE sway bar, new front brakes, and a 12 bolt rear with 411 gears to better help put that upgraded power down. Power is sent to the car’s rear wheels through a manual transmission.
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