1967 Chevy Camaro RSSS

Description for Chevrolet Camaro 1967

Video link below as asked for.

Folks, ou aren't going to find a more solid, ll metal Camaro than this one. No big work needed at all. Minor paint touch up and that is it. I drive it to shows as it is now, o worries. Is it perfect, o. Is it 50K, o. Is it a steal at 34k, ou better believe it. Someone is going to get a great car. I have added interior pics and a short video of running car after a quick wash. The ticking inside is the clutch pedal shaking a little.

This car was a frame off restoration. It is all metal and has zero rust. It has some surfaceCOLOR on some of the suspension parts etc. pictured but it is not rusting. It could all be cleaned off. There is absolutely no rust on the body of this car. A very verygood restoration. Only minor blemishes in the paint which can all be fixed by a good paint man. Just a couple really small dents that can be removed by Dent Wizard probably. No need to repaint this car at all unless you want a different color. I have hand waxed this Camaro but I have not had it professionally buffed out or polished. The interior isexceptional. I can take more pictures of anything. Classic car dealers would love to have this and ask 40K or more. I have it at 33k and that is fair. Please ask questions and feel free to send an offer if you are willing to break that 30K barrier cause that is where the offer reject line is.

Selling my 1967 RS SS350 Camaro. A real 3L 4P optioned car. Also ordered with factory A/C. Factory dash vents are there but under hood components are not. The original color isDeepwater Blue as it is nowwith a slight metallic added. The engine is a350 stroked to 38, ew Holley 650 carb, unati cam. I do not know any more specifics on the motor but it was represented to me to have 425ish H.P. but I doubt it is that much. It is a nice punched out 350. This was a frame off restored Camaro, ll metal and excellent all around condition. It does not have the original drivetrain with the possible exception of the Muncie 4-speed. The rear is a 10 inch 373-posi with a new set of gears(Richmond or Eaton, ot sure) put in by an excellent local expert shop. THis shop has done all and any work on the Camaro. Tranny was rebuilt after I purchased the car. The interior is immaculate, eriously pretty much perfect.. Headliner is perfect. Dash and door trim are perfect. Only 1 wear mark on drivers seat ribbing from getting in and out. Original 1967 console has some small wear marks but who cares. Glass is original I think. Doors open and close well, indows up and down easily. The car runs well and shows well but exteriorhas a few matks or small chipsbut very very good. The paint shows well even though there are a few small chips and a couple very small dings noticeable only at an angle. THe bumble bee stripe is painted on and cleared over. I have driven this car to shows and for fun. It is not a trailer queen. Definitely a head turner for style and lookswith a subdued small block sound that stilldenotes alazy sleepylope that you can wake up if you want to. You will see in the pictures that the underside is maybe a little dirty but is as solid as a rock. Painted in gloss black, t was so clean when I bought this car it glistened. It never saw rain until I bought it and I live in Florida so there you go. A few showers. There are added full length frame connectors and upgraded 1968 rear multi-leak springs in the rear. The engine bay is clean and tidy. The MSD was painted black to match and is new after I bought car.The old one was bad. The alternator is new by me. The top end of the motor has been gone through, ew rockers and rods. The carb is new, istributor is new. Lots of chrome and brushed aluminum under the hood.We also painted the block black. It has Autometer gauges and they all function properly. RS headlights work as they should, ipers work, heater does not work and the A/Ccomponents are removedbutyou can add vintage air or return the car to factory air if you wish.The Alpine stereo is new and nice. Bluetooth,Pandora ready etc etc. I added a charge port tucked by passenger knee and a true 45 watt x2 alpine amp hidden under the dash. As loud as you should need. I will say this, fter I received the car I needed to do a few things so it went to the shop for a while. This car got a lot of attention from people with their own cars getting work done including guys who have owned many Camaros. The shop kept the car on the lift and the underside was so clean and impressive I had guys trying to buy this car before I ever drove it. The man who restored this car new that any really good restoration starts with a great frame and undercarriage. A great looking car from eye level can be a rotting mess where it counts. This Camaro is rock solid from the rubber to the roof. I will answer any and all questions to the best of my ability. Please ask questions! I am not an engine expert and we did not build this motor so I can only say what I know. Oh, his car is old school and does NOT have power steering or power brakes. It has front disk brakes and stops easily. It turns easily as well. I had a 1967 Mustang without power steering that was a bear to turn, nbsp;not this Camaro. It tracks straight and other than a little play in the wheel is easy to drive.Ready to go, EEDS NOTHING. Please ask questions and make reasonable offers. I know what other cars here asking over 40 grand look like and this car is as good or better.Iwill certainly consider all offers that meet the minimum offer level. I can provide more pictures of whatever you wish to see. I just ran out of room to post them. use ebay below for questions or text/call Bill 561-654-1116 if youleave a message I will call you backhttp://youtu.be/U66A3921LL8 You tube link for video

Here is the trim tag decoded:

01= January, 967, the month car was built.
C= Third week of the month.
N675= is a internal LOS Angeles Plant assembly code.
12437= Standard interior coupe body style type.
LOS= Vehicle was assembled at the Los Angeles, alifornia assembly plant.
18928= Unique body sequence number assigned at the assembly plant.
717= Standard Blue bucket seat interior.
Z= Bucket seats without headrests.
E= Deepwater Blue lower body paint color.
E= Deepwater Blue upper body color.

Breakdown of Group 2 Options:

E= C60 Four-Season air conditioning, ncludes 61 amp alternator, D radiator and temp controlled fan. Cost $356.00, otal production = 28,226.
L= M20 4-speed manual wide ratio transmission. Cost $184.35, otal production = 45,806.
S= U73 Manual rear telescoping antenna, ot available with RPO U69 AM-FM radio. Cost $9.50, otal production = 32,223.

Breakdown of Group 3 Options:

S= Z23 Special Interior including bright pedal trim, nd other accents. See Z87 table for details. Cost $10.55, otal production = 75,648.
S= Z23 Special Interior including bright pedal trim, nd other accents. See Z87 table for details. Cost $5.30, total production = 75,648.
L= Z22 Rally Sport Package including Z21 option plus full width grill with concealed headlights, right lower body side moldings, S grille emblem (or SS when options combined), parking/turn signal lights located below front bumper, everse lights located below bumper in rear. Cost $105.35, otal production = 64,842.

Breakdown of Group 4 Options:

P= L48 Super Sport with base 350cid, 95hp 4bbl V-8 engine. Cost $210.65, otal production = 29,270.
*Note: On Norwood built Camaros the 4P code may indicate that the vehicle in question was either equipped form the factory with an L30 275hp 327cid engine and 4 speed manual transmission (L under group 2 options) or for the RPO L48 295hp 350cid SS option.