1967 RS SS Festival Pace Car

[Stefano]

"I'd love to hear more about your car Stefano. Not that it applies to your car since I have yet to see any specifics but often I see owners confuse the 037 or 047 delivery date stamps found on the vin plate of the "speedway order" for the number the speedway assigned the vehicle. From the information gathered at wwwcamaropacecars.com that particular speedway number would likely be on a station wagon. Again, I'd be very interested to hear more about the car as I'm sure others would as well. Just an off the cuff conclusion but my bet is that it is #77 and part of the 10 identical speedway replicas."

Yes you are correct, I mixed up the info on the vin with actual production number. It is #77. It also has the "special" paint code on the trim tag.

The car has what appears to be original trim tag and vin. It does have some local Indiana History as well as having been restored (the shop) by a long time Camaro/Corvette Collector enthusiast.

The car is a Small Block, non original motor, Power Glide with Power Disk brakes, PS, tach & gages.

A rear spoiler was added when it was restored.

The car came with no docs. Who knows what some research might turn up?

This is a very nice driver quality vehicle, which seems to have never been chopped up or abused. All exterior sheet metal appears to have been replaced, while the trunk and pans appear original and in very good condition.

Does anyone know who number 77 was asigned to?

http://www.nickeychicago.net/vehicle.php?id=54

$55,000.00 This is a very nice and significant collectable Camaro for the money.

[indycamaro]

I tried to get some info on the place where it was restored with no luck. Are you familiar with them?

[Stefano]

Yes, I know the shop.

[70 copo]

Pictures Please!!

Phil

[Stefano]

I should be able to get some better ones this weekend.

[Stefano]

67 Pace Car