That’s one of the first Camaros to leave a lasting impression. I was rather young and just started a subscription to Super Chevy. When I started reading this thread my first thought was “ I wonder if it’s that red one with the mag wheel covers and white letter tires”- same car! Just has whitewalls now. Small world.

So would it kill the value of this car to swap it over to 4-speed? You could literally do it and make it almost completely reversible. Hole in the trans tunnel is already there, and there is a block off plate on the firewall for the clutch rod.

Probably rolled off the line with the whitewalls. Looks like he put a set of vintage bias ply's on it. My 69 big block car rolled off the line with whitewalls and wire basket wheel covers.

I’m going to throw up.

Wonder what else was there?... "Part of a collection, may be purchased individually or with 10 other camaros."

That dude absolutely stole it. So it does appear that the motor was rebuilt. Wonder if they did the tranny as well? It looks like there has been some level of restoration done in the engine compartment, or at least a deep cleaning. 125K mile cars don't usually look that clean under the hood.

If you look at the Super Chevy article, the AM/FM multiplex unit and the headrests are not apparent in the pictures.

True..

Sold for $55,500. Kind of surprised the reserve wasn't higher.