1968 Chevrolet Camaro

The first generation of Camaro was built for the 1967 through 1969 model year. And even though that seems like a short run, these cars are still some of the most collectible Camaros depending on the Engine and Appearance package you chose, and there were many. Engine options were as many as 12 in 1969 with three main packages that included the RS, SS and Z/28 with several special packages sold through GM and specialized dealers of performance parts and installation.

This beautiful '68 Camaro has over $15,000 in receipts for bodywork and paint. The exterior of this car shows very well. The black vinyl top is in excellent condition as well. The bumpers and trim are new and show well. The car is powered by a FastBurn 385 crate engine with Aluminum Vortec heads, capable of 385 hp at 5600 RPM. It has an Edelbrock 750cfm electric choke carburetor. The Camaro was also given headers, dual exhaust, chrome valve covers and air cleaner, Be Cool Aluminum radiator and cooling fans, power brakes and power steering, MSD ignition, Alpine CD player. There is a receipt for engine showing that the engine alone was over $4,000. The interior is new and remains in immaculate condition. Over $1,200 was spent on front drum to disc conversation. The Camaro is also equipped with Vintage Air conditioning. The car rides on Cragar wheels with BFG Goodrich tires.

This car has been completely redone and lovingly cared for. It is in near show like condition or drive as-is. It is a turn-key ready car that runs, drives and sounds perfect.