Summary

Ordered during the peak of the muscle car era; one of 602 manufactured in the first year. Finished in Tahoe Turquoise and powered by a 302ci V8 engine backed by a 4-speed manual transmission. USCC Nationals Gold Award-winner.

Details

This stunning Camaro was custom-ordered during the peak of the muscle car era in the summer of 1967 and is just one of the mere 602 Z/28s manufactured in the first year. Of all 1967 Camaros produced, fewer than 4 percent were finished in the Tahoe Turquoise color. Fast forward to 2021, and the Z/28 still looks like it did when new, complements of an exceptional comprehensive restoration in the '90s that has stood the test of time, as well as the careful ownership of this muscle car. The Z/28 is powered by a warranty replacement 302ci solid-lifter V8 engine that General Motors and Chevrolet conservatively rated at 290hp. All this power is transferred to the pavement via the Muncie close-ratio 4-speed manual transmission and durable 12-bolt posi-traction rear axle. Power front disc brakes, anti-roll bar and traction bar keep the car pointed in the right direction. A laundry list of optional equipment includes Rally Sport package, tilt steering column, console with gauges and remote driver side. Original documentation is abundant with the presence of the sales invoice, owner's manual as well as Protect-O-Plate and Camaro Hi-Performance Certificate. In addition, ownership papers from new for the mostly two-owner car are included as well. A USCC Nationals Gold Award-winner, the Z/28 has also been featured in several Camaro reference and fact books. Also included with the purchase is a 'restoration' 302 block that has been professionally Magnafluxed and possesses the ideal casting date and proper vehicle information placed on the original virgin stamp pad.