1967 Chevrolet Camaro SS

Description

This 1967 Chevrolet Camaro SS convertible checks all the right boxes for your dream turn-key muscle machine. The triple-black presentation, premium performance upgrades, and a performance-built big block mated to a close ratio four-speed. Oh yeah, this has all the right moves to be the best midnight hero ever.

Black is beautiful, and this modern application has the right kind of shine and luster that you'll love seeing it reflecting the Saturday night neon or the Sunday car show sunshine. And because the black folding top is new, this one has a great dark attitude even when the roof is up! But the dark side on this Camaro goes much further than just the paint. It carries all the best first-generation Camaro aggressive elements, like the cowl induction hood, full Super Sport badging, front air dam, and D80 full width ducktail spoiler. And that painted white Bumblebee Stripe up front adds some great distinction to all this black and chrome.

Inside is a nice mix of premium factory pieces with some nice modern upgrades. The code 765-Z means the style of the custom bucket seat interior. Not only do you get the cool design of the white stripes in the black vinyl that match the exterior scheme, but you also get comfort features like a larger armrest that includes the door pulls. Speaking of comfort, you also have a factory center console. In fact, lovers of originality will love everything from the heat/defrost sliders to the AM radio that's still cranking out tunes. But your favorite original-style piece will likely be the three-spoke sports steering wheel. Your right hand rests comfortably on the cool white Hurst cue ball shifter, and just ahead of that is a full set of auxiliary gauges. All of this tells you there is something special under the hood.

The engine bay is filled with big block power. It attracts attention all on its own with the bold orange block radiating power from within the dark painted fender walls. And we love how the air topper matches the iconic Mickey Thompson valve covers. And when you look beyond the form, you'll see the upgraded function of a 454 cubic-inch V8 that has LS6 heads, a performance four-barrel carburetor, Edelbrock intake, MSD ignition and long tube headers that feed the Flowmaster dual exhaust. And because you've got a serious powerplant with a thunderous growl, only the best control will do. That's why this one also has the desirable Muncie close ratio four-speed manual transmission – after all, we all know the Muncie is stout enough to handle all of this muscle. And it's easy keeping this monster motor under control thanks to features like front disc brakes and new Cooper Cobra tires on those ionic American Racing Torq Thrust wheels.

A great triple black presentation with the power and the growl to back up its midnight appearance. This is the Camaro you've always dreamed of, and if you're quick enough, this deal can make you fantasies a reality. Call now!