History/Breakdown: 1968 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28
The Chevrolet Camaro is one of the most popular Muscle Cars of all time, and many times we overlook the factory–built “hot rod” versions of the Camaro. The original Z/28s were far more than just a striped Camaro, as they featured a high-revving 302, tuned suspension, better brakes, and much more. This Butternut Yellow ’68 is one of the Z/28s in the Brothers Collection and is our pick for Muscle Car Of The Week.
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Awesome
Nice
Looks more like a 1967 Camero
It does not have vent windows. It is a 1968.
’69 302 is the first car I ever drove.
I was lucky to have a ride in a new 68 Z/28. I was 16 and my brother’s friend bought one new. My brother drove a 65 Corvair turbo Corsa, which he still has,another story. We lived in Fremont, California and my brother worked at a shell station next to the GM plant on Fremont, Blvd. I will never forget that ride in the Camaro. This is a long story of that nite with the Camaro so I will end it here
Thanks.
I’ll give ya one better. 1969 427 Yenko!