Year: 1968
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Camaro
Price: $115000
Mileage: 500
Color: Prowler Orange
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): CA
Transmission: Manual
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive

Sold sold sold.

 

THose M3 seats look great! Killer looking car.

My neighbor had a '68 SS396 Camaro growing up and it certainly was one of the vehicles that inspired my car addiction.

 

Kudos for using the Sparco wheel instead of the usual two spoked machined aluminum abortions found on most muscle cars. GLWS!

 

Thanks for the kinds words guys. I love the '68 platform.....it's different and I feel has tighter lines vs the all so common '69. You can pretty much build a '69 out of stamped re-popped parts nowadays without a vin tag.

Believe it or not the steering wheel was a month long decision as it ties in very well with the race inspired interior and gauge work. It's modern, but reminds us of themes of old Trans Am series steering wheels.

Appreciate everyone looking at the listing, and hope you can enjoy for next Car Show season. This car definitely steals the show every time. Especially when the engine is running. Everytime I take it out, it's always getting pictures and thumbs up!

 

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Very nice touch on the M3 seats. Curious, what reinforcement was done on the floorpan/frame to accommodate the loads from an integrated shoulder harness seat?

 

Custom brackets were made that go through the floor and welded on the bottom of the car. The floor pan was also reinforced to accommodate the load.

 

Very cool!

 

Bump! Motivated Seller.....Will entertain a reasonable offer.

 

saw the car outside at sema, one of my favorites of the show, good luck with the sale.

 

Thanks for the kind words. Just spent the weekend watching Barrett Jackson to get a gauge on market pricing. Pro-touring builds remain strong on the auction block.

Save time AND Money with a Private Party translation.

 

Latest Article for this car in Drivingline. Hard print copy will be available for industry in the coming months. In the meantime the web article is in the link below.

http://www.drivingline.com/articles/this-is-happening/

 

BUMP! Open to offers.

 

New Pictures from recent Driving Line Magazine shoot.