This 1968 Chevrolet Camaro is a proper RS and SS tribute that's
finished in a well-done full color combo. And as you dig deeper,
you're also going to find more desirable features, including
four-on-the-floor and an upgraded four-wheel disc brake package. So
when you're looking for a stunner and a driver, we bet this one is
where you want to be.
The silver is part of an investment in this car later in life, and
so it has a nice look of a modern application and even a hint of
metallic. It only gets better when the chrome bumpers are done so
well that they rival the paint for shine. The glossy paint also
highlights the very tidy bodylines of this drop-top. Black always
looks terrific against silver, and so it's great to have upgrades
like the Rally Sport's hidden headlight front end, and the
bumblebee stripe and deep chin spoiler of the Super Sport. Plus,
the black folding roof adds to the total package almost like a
subtle two-tone. Add in sporty details like the velocity stack hood
trim, Rally wheels, and D80 rear spoiler, and the whole package
reminds you why we love a well-done sporty Camaro.
Of course, a convertible is at its best when it's open to the
world. And with the flip of a switch the top powers down to reveal
an all-black interior. So it offers a well-coordinated color combo
with the roof on or off. This one was built to be the kind of
classic you can drive on a whim. That's why it gives you the right
driver-oriented features, like front bucket seats with a headrest,
upgraded sport steering wheel, and a Hurst shifter. There's even an
Alpine AM/FM/CD stereo with USB input so you can get the best in
modern driving music.
While the side callouts say 327, you actually have a larger 350
cubic-inch V8 powering this Camaro. It still keeps that classic
look with a bold orange block, matching valve coves, and a smooth
black air topper with callout. The V8 fires up nicely, and it truly
was meant for driving. That's why you have nice features like an
upgraded aluminum radiator, and the rear end is geared to be an
easy highway cruiser. The four-speed manual transmission gives you
firm control in all situations. And speaking of control, this one
feels solid out on the road with power steering and upgraded
four-wheel disc brakes.
This Camaro has a cool RS/SS look, and it's been built to make it
easy to show it off everywhere. So if you're looking for a drop-top
driver that gets the right kind of attention, call today!
Vehicle Details
1968 Chevrolet Camaro
Listing ID:CC-1411741
Price:$44,995
Location:Lutz, Florida
Year:1968
Make:Chevrolet
Model:Camaro
Exterior Color:Silver
Interior Color:Black
Transmission:Manual
Odometer:28102
Stock Number:2501-TPA
VIN:124678N466813
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