'67 rs/ss 396

[scuncio]

Began as a 4P SS350 and had a 396 swapped into it a few decades ago. Looks like it was restored in the 1980s or early 1990s...IMO these are the best cars to buy short of an original-paint survivor...because you know exactly what you're getting. The repop market was still in relative infancy, and any nasty bodywork should have become obvious after 30+ years.

Cool car - not cheap, but I like the overall presentation.

Link to 1967 Camaro RS/SS auction (https://ebay.to/3ip2N2g)

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[luzl78]

Plus no spoiler. Not original interior color.

[azcamaros]

For what it is worth, I bought a 1988 IROC from this seller about 6-7 years ago and he is a straight shooter no nonsense guy. Yes he is very optimistic with his price on his 67.