1967 Camaro V8 5 Speed Manual Transmission Arizona Car on 2040-cars
Camp Verde, Arizona, United States
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This is the nicest first gen Camaro I have seen offered for under 20K. This is an Arizona car so it’s a solid candidate for a full restoration. Alternatively, it can be driven as it is. It’s a lot of fun to drive and turns heads everywhere. This is a 1967 Camaro base model factory V8 car. It is not a true SS. It has a 1968 SS hood and the SS gas cap. It is a rust free Arizona car with original floor pans and trunk. Freshly built 350 engine with a 5 speed manual transmission. The engine is turning about 1900 RPMs at 60 mph-this could be a daily driver. PS, no power brakes but brakes do work well. Tires have very low miles and were new in 2014. Here are some drivetrain specs: Has pop-up pistons, fuelly heads,(camel hump) with all stainless steel valves and new double springs and roller rockers. Has been bored .030 and balanced. Has 750 quardrajet that works great. Stealth manifold and headers. The car is quick, yet dependable. The previous owner told me he drove it to Mexico and averaged 21 MPG. 5 Speed manual transmission with new clutch. The rear end is a 10 bolt. The interior has new carpet, seat covers, door panels and visors. The headliner is in good condition. The exterior looks good in pictures but the sanding/painting work was not professionally done and it is very obvious. Sanding ripples as well as sanding marks under the finish can be seen. I tried to take angled pics to show the imperfections but the fact is it looks better in the pics than up close and in person. I’m just trying to be honest since most of you are probably too far away from Arizona to inspect. Both quarters have been professionally replaced, but not due to rust. The previous owner attempted to use a non-traditional body filler which didn’t work out. There is some bubbling on the horizontal surface of the left rear quarter. It appears there was moisture that was painted over. See pic. A 4pt roll bar was on this car which is evident by the metal pad welded under the car-1 on the left and 1 on the right side. One is pictured. Also there is damage on the left side of the dash. I don’t know if someone was attempting to remove the dash or what happened. See pic. If you are looking for a solid first gen Camaro this may be the one for you. I do have the car for sale locally so this listing will be terminated if sold. Please ask any specific questions before bidding.
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