1968 Chevrolet Camaro $44,995 | |
Car Ad from: Hemmings View Original Ad | |
Price: | $44,995 |
Contact: | View Original Ad from Hemmings |
Location: | Fort Worth, TX |
Details: |
You know we love early Camarosand#44; and this 1968 SS396 packages everything on your wish list in a slick bright red package. Thats a powerful 396 under the hood and its linked to a 4-speed manual gearboxand#44; so it doesnt just talk bigand#44; it delivers. A glance at the cowl tag will verify that this one wore code E Fathom Blue when it left the Norwood factory back in 1968and#44; but nobodys going to complain about a bright red Camaroand#44; right? The vinyl top was addedand#44; and it adds the right bit of contrast to keep it from being red overload. The cosmetic restoration was finished a few years ago and it looks fantasticand#44; so someone has obviously kept after it and spent their Saturday afternoons keeping it at its best. The paint looks awesome and this is a color that everybody lovesand#44; and the details are what make this Camaro stand out in a crowded field. It carries a cowl-induction hoodand#44; ducktail spoilerand#44; and proper SS badgingand#44; plus the nose and side stripesand#44; so it has a purposeful look thats instantly recognizable. The vinyl top is in excellent condition and shows no signs of problems underneathand#44; and the chrome bumpers and stainless trim has the right shine to look great against the bright red finish. If you like your Camaros to advertise their intentionsand#44; this is an awesome choice. Black buckets replace the original code 717 blue setup but keep the upscale upholstery patterns that differentiate this car from those that carry standard seats. The result is an interior that looks the way the factory intended and doesnt show any trace of having once been blue. The original gauges are still in place behind that big tach on the steering columnand#44; along with console-mounted auxiliary gauges that look pretty cool. The original AM radio is goneand#44; replaced by an AM/FM/cassette head unit in the dashand#44; suggesting that this car has led an easy life where it wasnt hacked up and modified over the years. Theres also a tilt wheel and a Hurst shifter links you to the 4-speed manual gearbox while the nicely finished trunk looks extremely clean and carries a correct bias-ply spare and jack assembly. This 396 cubic inch V8 was rated at 325 horsepower and one glance at the highly detailed engine bay leaves no doubt as to where the money went. Beautifully finished with correct Chevy Orange paintand#44; bright chrome tinworkand#44; and a satin black backgroundand#44; it looks fantastic and runs even better. Aside from little stuff like hose clamps and some long-tube headersand#44; it appears to be factory correct in almost every way. As with all big block Camarosand#44; it has both power steering and power front disc brakesand#44; as well as a heavy-duty radiator up front. The Muncie 4-speed is linked to a 10-bolt rear end and the exhaust system looks recentand#44; featuring mandrel bends and a correct transverse muffler. Corvette Rally wheels are fittedand#44; so it keeps a pretty stock lookand#44; and with 215/65/15 front and 245/60/15 rear BFG radialsand#44; theres just a bit of a rake to make it sit right. Beautifully finished and extremely fastand#44; this is the Camaro that does everything well. If youve been looking for a top-quality driver with a fantastic lookand#44; perhaps this is your car. Call today! |
Analysis: | Fair Deal, 1.0% below market avg. What's this? |