1971 Chevrolet Camaro for sale $39,995
| 1971 Chevrolet Camaro $39,995 | |
| Car Ad from: Hemmings View Original Ad | |
| Price: | $39,995 |
| Contact: | View Original Ad from Hemmings |
| Location: | Fort Worth, TX |
| Details: |
Every once in a whileand#44; well get in a car that turns everyones heads to get a second look. This 1971 Camaro RS is that car. And while its got a wicked stanceand#44; it is professionally built and fully sorted. And believe usand#44; it is fully capable of putting the hurt on some pretty serious machinery. If youre going to put giant tires on the back of your Camaroand#44; youd better have the hardware to back it up. And a lot of guys do spend big to make their cars go fastand#44; but rarely do they get a high-quality cosmetic makeover to match. Thats why this Camaro is special. The charcoal gray paint is deep and rich and extremely well doneand#44; the product of a lot of time in the pre-painting stages to get everything just right. The satin black cowl-induction hood works in conjunction with the tubs out back to send a menacing message. The RS lookand#44; complete with split front bumper and a custom billet insert in the grille openingand#44; is extremely appealingand#44; and combined with the subtle spoiler out back gives this car a very clean look. LED taillightsand#44; bright chrome bumpers and a blacked out rear tail panel make this Camaro stand out before you even turn the key. The interior was treated to the same kind of high-quality upgrade that you see outsideand#44; starting with a pair of supportive bucket seats. Theyre subtle enough to blend in with the 1971 hardwareand#44; using vertical pleats to echo the original seat coversand#44; but offering far more support. Theres a 4-point roll hoop behind the driver and thanks to the large-by-huge wheel tubs in backand#44; the back seat is nothing but a memoryand#44; so theres a place to hang the 5-point harnesses. The dash is filled with Auto Meter gauges in a custom panel that keeps everything clean and tidyand#44; and youll note the controls on the left side of the dash for the Vintage Air A/C system that is highly effectiveand#44; the clean carpets on the floorand#44; LED lights everywhereand#44; correct door panelsand#44; and a Grant Pro Series leather wrapped steering wheel. And how could you miss the very trick Kilduff Lightning Rod shifter kit? How cool is that! A few billet upgrades were part of the recent makeoverand#44; and the trunk is neatly finished with a rubber mat and remote mounted battery for better weight distribution and to allow for a clean engine bay. The 496 cubic inch big block V8 needs no help in the horsepower department and looks fantastic crouching in the satin black engine bay. With finned valve coversand#44; a trick billet accessory driveand#44; a FAST Fuel Injection System with an Edelbrock Air Gap fuel injection intakeand#44; it runs and looks fantastic. Professionally built Patriot Performance heads build horsepower and shave precious weightand#44; an MSD ignition lights it offand#44; and shorty headers feed a gorgeous custom exhaust system with electric cut-outsand#44; mufflers and down turns just in front of the rear axle. The front suspension has QA1 adjustable coil-overs and theres a built Raptor TH400 Level 3and#44; 3-speed transmission with Gear Vendors Overdrive feeding a narrowed Detroit Speed Ford 9-inch rear that hangs on a 4-link suspension that really plants the tiresand#44; yet rides rather well. A Classic Performance Hydro Boost system with front disc brake kit help keep all that power under control and the 26/8R15 front and 28x12R15 rear Mickey Thompson tires were fitted to the Weld Pro-Lite wheels to complete the Pro-Street look. Its fastand#44; no doubt about thatand#44; and thanks to a very detailed and thorough build (a very detailed spec sheet is available) its reliable and comfortable at the same time. If performance mattersand#44; but youre not willing to give up anything else to get itand#44; this Camaro belongs in your garage. Call today! |
| Analysis: | Poor Deal, 15.0% above market avg. What's this? |