1967 Chevrolet Camaro Rally Sport on 2040-cars
Woodland Hills, California, United States
1967 Camaro rs coupe. Sierra Fawn (2% of production) , gold deluxe interior with console, full gauges, interior
trim package, deluxe belts, tilt wheel, fold down rear seat, and factory heater delete option, factory N34 wood
grain steering wheel, black CA plates original to the car, rebuilt orig headlight motors. Car has L72 427 engine,
M21 Muncie (3885010), 12 bolt with factory traction bar, 3:73 posi, correct DG code rally wheels, trim rings,
center caps. L72 427 is correct with 4 bolt mains, solid lifter camshaft, orig deep groove pulley set with 3 spoke
cast iron p.s pulley, 3885069 intake, factory engine cable restraints. The L72 was originally rated at 450 hp by
Chevrolet with a redline of 6400 rpm.
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