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Does anyone have ,or, know where to find accurate weight, length, width & wheelbase numbers for a '67 Camaro. Thanks
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Here's what I found in the 1967 Chevrolet Salesmans Album:
Width-72.5" Height-51.0" Length-184.6" Wheelbase-108.0" Curb Weight-* *2,910 lbs for the 6-cylinder coupe *3,070 lbs for the 8-cylinder coupe *3,165 lbs for the 6-cylinder convertible *3,325 lbs for the 8-cylinder convertible Then add: +21 lbs for power windows +20 lbs for the folding rear seat option +86 lbs for air conditioning +9 lbs for power brakes +33 lbs for front disc brakes +10 lbs for the 250ci 6-cylinder engine +39 lbs for the 327ci V8 engine +72 lbs for the 350ci V8 engine +258 lbs for the 396ci V8 engine +7 lbs for the four-speed manual transmission +14 lbs for the Powerglide automatic +56 lbs for the Turbo Hydra-Matic +38 lbs for dual exhausts +29 lbs for power steering +15 lbs for heavy-duty battery +8 lbs for an AM radio +9 lbs for an AM-FM radio +17 lbs for the Rally Sport option. |
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Thanks Rick, but, does it make sense that you would have to add 258 lbs. for a 396 over a 350? That means that my big block RS would weigh only 93 lbs. less than the advertised weight on my '68 GTO.
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I read that as only adding 186 lbs. more for a 396cid over a 350cid,but I understand what you're saying Mike.
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Thanks. Math isn't my strong suit, but, the numbers still don't make any sense to me. I appreciate the help Rick.
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Thanks Rick, but, does it make sense that you would have to add 258 lbs. for a 396 over a 350? That means that my big block RS would weigh only 93 lbs. less than the advertised weight on my '68 GTO. [/ QUOTE ] What RS big block ????? |
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