1968 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 Corvette Bronze Hardtop 302 V8 4 Speed Manual

Description for Chevrolet Camaro 1968

Documented Restored Numbers Matching Camaro Z/28 302 V8 M21 4 Speed ///
Assembled in February of 1968 at Norwood, this awesome Camaro was initially purchased by a Mr. M.P. Peterson of nearby Jackson, Ohio. In 1971, Mr. Peterson decided to trade the car on a Boss 429, and that's when, thanks to a Ford dealership mechanic, this Chevy met its second and longtime owner: August VanDeVoorde, Jr. VanDeVoorde drove the car daily until 1973, during which he constructed a dry storage spot and shipped out with the U.S Navy. For the next 13 years VanDeVoorde's brother would roll this Z out every summer and freshen or rebuild any ailments he could find. Circa 1986, when VanDeVoorde returned home, he decided to rebuild the car's engine with fresh OEM components and enjoy it as a stylish weekend cruiser. However, after only a few years in his native town of Kewanee, Illinois, VanDeVoorde once again stowed his classic and hit the road for another long-term assignment. Fast-forward to 2013, and VanDeVoorde finally made the difficult decision to pass the car to its third owner. In March of 2014, Howard Zimmerman of Hanna City, Illinois kicked off a detailed rotisserie restoration that transformed a solid driver into a polished showstopper. And in the fall of 2016, we sold this choice Chevy to its fourth and current owner. Under the Kansas-flat hood you'll find an original, 302 cubic inch small block. Behind that mill, a correct Muncie 4-speed spins what appears to be an original 12-bolt axle. Between the doors, a Standard Interior features a trio of pleated vinyl seats that look and feel fantastic. A stainless-trimmed dash hangs rebuilt telemetry beside a correct Delco pushbutton radio. like-new carpet and monochromatic floor mats frame a tough Hurst shifter. And the driver spins a satin-spoke steering wheel. Yearning for an awesome, investment grade pony car? Call, click or visit to claim this exclusive Camaro!