Canadian Black Panther '67 Camaros

[Denis]

if anyone ever locates a 427 black panther car, i will be very interested in acquiring/restoring the car.

wanted to get my hat in the ring before charley and the other vultures...

[Keith Tedford]

The ZL1 didn't come out until '69. They were probably referring to the 425hp 427 (the most common transplant motor) and not all Black Panthers got the big engines. I saw one at Nurse Chev-Olds back in the day. Never saw it on the road. It just disappeared. Do a Google search for "Black Panther Camaro". There is one in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.

[Zedder]

The 50 sold number is just a guess (I've spoken to the fellow on the phone who makes that claim). I know of 4 that still exist today.

[JoeG]

Very sharp color combo---....I never saw one...very

[Rick]

There was a 427 one in central CT in the early 80's. My brother came home from school and said someone he went to school with had a Camaro with a 427 and said Panther on it. He wanted to know if I knew anything about it. At the time I had never heard of it. Don't know know what happened to it.

[PeteLeathersac]

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The 50 sold number is just a guess (I've spoken to the fellow on the phone who makes that claim). I know of 4 that still exist today.

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Isn't there a clone car out there....and would this be one of the 4 you're counting as known? . What engines are these known ones? . Thanks! ~ Pete

[Zedder]

No, the 4 I know of are all real...427, 396, 327, 327. I've been trying to buy them for a couple of years now.

[1967Z28]

Two were rally sport '67 Z-28s. One of them is accounted for. I've got copies of paperwork for both. Here's a picture of one of them in Europe in late '69.

-Jon

[Zedder]

Forgot about that one Jon...that makes 5...