1967 Chevrolet Camaro Ss 396 With 350 Sbc on 2040-cars
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
1967 Camaro 396 SS Now with a 350 small block installed.
Original True 396 SS car.
Numbers match on car with the exception of the engine which had been replaced by the previous owner with a 350
small block V8. I did not perform a number search on the 350 V8 engine that is in the car now, however, I believe
it to be manufactured around 1974.
VIN #124377N201532
Factory Options:
Tinted Windows
Tilt Steering Wheel
Deluxe Interior with Front Bench Seat
Front 4 Piston Disc Brakes
Rear Drum Brakes
Power Windows
Power Windows
Power Brakes
Power Steering
Automatic on Floor
Traction Bars
Air Conditioning
Rally Wheels
12 bolt Posi-trac rear end.
DESCRIPTION:
The 350 engine has a Holley 750 cfm duel line double pump carb.
Edelbrock Aluminum Intake
Edelbrock Valve Covers
Edelbrock Air Cleaner
Headers (brand unknown)
Electric Fuel Pump
Oversized Cam (sounds great)
Electric Fuel Pump
Tires are Cooper Cobras (like new)
Black vinyl top (like new)
Shaker Hood
After market stereo, speakers not hooked up.
Two (New) 6x9 speakers in rear window deck with covers, covers need fastened down.
Trunk looks new (NO rust)
No Bondo filler anywhere on car
Doors are solid. I replaced both door pins when I got the car.
Headliner has hole above passenger side.
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