First generation Camaro

Two-Stroke said:

In my experience, getting original interior parts is more difficult than fixing up the exterior.

I don't know if you want to wish for a fuel injection system circa 1967. As I remember it, fuel injection was a very crude art in those days. A good old Holly four-barrel carb is probably better.

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RobertBrown said:

I was thinking he put in a fairly current crate motor equipped with EFI. That would explain the 350, that and computer along with upgrades would perhaps justify the 26k price tag but who knows?

Does anybody remember a movie called "Aloha Bobby and Rose"? Thats was some car in that movie!
It was ahighly modified Camaro.
Aloha Bobby and Rose red camaro - YouTube

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Two-Stroke said:

In my experience, getting original interior parts is more difficult than fixing up the exterior.

I don't know if you want to wish for a fuel injection system circa 1967. As I remember it, fuel injection was a very crude art in those days. A good old Holly four-barrel carb is probably better.

Have you looked online for the pricing of comparable cars? That might give you an idea of what would be a reasonable offer.

If it doesn't have disc brakes on the front that would seem to me to be a real disability for such a powerful car. But that could be changed -- but those parts will be expensive.

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RobertBrown said:

1967 Is correct.
This one has a Muncie Rock Crusher (m22) 4 speed and a 10 bolt posi rear end.
It also supposed to have a 350 .
Seems to me the SS had a 396 so maybe it is a clone. The asking price is 26500$
I don't know what the justification for the price is. Maybe it's highly modified.....be nice if it had disc brakes and fuel injection
I don't know enough about it to really consider a negotiation, even if I got all the specifics. I didn't even look at the inside but something tells me it probably looks as good as the outside.

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Two-Stroke said:

If it's a current fuel injection system, that's a huge plus.

I looked up that movie and I'm pretty sure I saw it. The Camaro was very prominent. Never heard of the two leads in the film. :biggrin:

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JDgreen said:

I don't think GM offered any FI from the factory outside of the early to mid-60's Corvettes until about 1982 or so, and then it was just on the Corvettes.

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