1967 CHEVROLET CAMARO RS/SS 396 BIG BLOCK TRIBUTE
Up for sale is a strong-running, killer-looking 1967 Chevrolet Camaro RS/SS 396 Tribute finished in striking Marina Blue with a fresh black RS nose stripe. Originally born a 6-cylinder car, this 1st Gen Camaro has been expertly upgraded into a big-block street machine featuring a built 396ci V8, 10-bolt rear end, front disc brakes, and an extensive list of brand-new parts inside and out.
396ci Big Block V8: Upgraded engine build featuring a mild performance camshaft that gives it an aggressive muscle-car idle and solid vacuum.
Heads & Intake: High-performance GM cylinder heads paired with an aluminum intake manifold.
Induction & Fueling: Topped with a 750 CFM Holley 4-barrel carburetor for crisp throttle response.
Exhaust: Full-length headers feeding into a deep, aggressive dual Flowmaster-style exhaust system.
Drivetrain & Brakes: Console-shift automatic transmission sending power back to a 10-bolt rear axle, with front disc brakes handling the stopping duties.
Paint & Graphics: BRAND NEW Marina Blue exterior paint and a fresh black RS front nose stripe.
Exterior Trim: BRAND NEW wheel well moldings and rocker panel moldings.
Interior: NEWLY reupholstered black vinyl bucket seats.
Hardware & Details: Loaded with fresh trim pieces, fasteners, and detail items throughout the build.
RS front grille and trim package.
RS rear taillights and lower body rocker trim.
SS hood with simulated louvers, SS 396 emblems, blacked-out rear tail panel, and rear decklid spoiler.
RS Headlights: Rally Sport equipment was added to the car; hidden headlight doors currently open and close manually (ready for an electric headlight motor conversion kit).
Electrical: Side marker lights and rear backup lights are installed but not currently connected.
Transmission: Small minor transmission fluid drip at the pan/seal.
Tire Clearance: Front tires slightly rub the inner fender wells at full lock turn due to the aggressive stance and wheel/tire combo.
I'm sure there are other small issues, but the car runs and drives and is waiting for a new owner to finish restoring it to their liking. PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS, DON'T ASSUME CAR IS PERFECT.