Unrestored 67 Camaro L78 pics

[Zedder]

Originally Posted by muscle_collector

why at that low miles has it had radiator and water pump hose clamps replaced also looks like a new water pump. engine sure looks rough for 10k miles to me.

Long story…but the car sat entombed from about a year old until the early 2000’s. The then 80 plus year old Father of the original owner changed those things to prepare it for sale. He kept all of the original parts and they went with the car.

[luzl78]

Originally Posted by Zedder

Long story…but the car sat entombed from about a year old until the early 2000’s. The then 80 plus year old Father of the original owner changed those things to prepare it for sale. He kept all of the original parts and they went with the car.

Did his son pass away in 1968?

[1967 4K]

Though some say the 67 cars didn’t have the PBT stamps this one clearly does.
Built 3 weeks after mine.

[Zedder]

Originally Posted by 1967 4K

Though some say the 67 cars didn’t have the PBT stamps this one clearly does.
Built 3 weeks after mine.

On both sides on this car…

[1967 4K]

The firewall had been blasted in some manner and no sign of PBT were present when I bought my car. Both tulips on my car are OP and there a two green PT’s on the left side, none on the right.
I think this is the first Mountain Green 4K I’ve seen. Nice ride.

[Zedder]

Originally Posted by luzl78

Did his son pass away in 1968?

Yes, he was murdered for helping out a young black man being harassed in a bar near Fort Brag where he was stationed. Very sad story.

[black69]

Would like to say I enjoyed the 67 Camaro pics that started this thread. I do kind hate seeing it without those cool wheels it had on it. Redline tires would have been nice on those wheels.
Original owner had the right idea as far as I am concerned.

[Zedder]

Originally Posted by black69

Would like to say I enjoyed the 67 Camaro pics that started this thread. I do kind hate seeing it without those cool wheels it had on it. Redline tires would have been nice on those wheels.
Original owner had the right idea as far as I am concerned.

The reason that the car was at the dealership the night that the original owner was killed was because someone had stolen the Radir wheels and tires off of it and they were being replaced.