Camaro 1968 396/375 on 2040-cars
Burke, Virginia, United States
Engine:396
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Green w/white stripes
Make: Chevrolet
Interior Color: Black
Model: Camaro
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: 2 /dr CPE
Drive Type: Rear
Mileage: 2,214
1968 Camaro 396/375.
Summary:
396/375 with original type heads
Power steering and brakes
4 speed/12 bolt/3.73
New HEI, battery, fuel sending unit, Holley 4 barrel
New tick tock tach and center console
New Pioneer am/fm with mp3, 4 Kenwood speakers
Interior restored to original look
New radial tires and Cragar SS wheels
Engine/transmission: Period correct (396/402) block with hard to find original heads. Engine rebuilt to original specs with addition of Comp Cams camshaft providing a bit more juice than solid lifter (and better for today's gas; runs great on premium unleaded). Headers and dual exhaust. I added a brand new Holley carb.Told by previous owner the rear is 3.73. Chevy 12 bolt rear. 1969 cowl hood.
Suspension: Original type suspension. I added power front disc brakes and power steering.
Wheels: Added period Cragar S/S (just like I had back in the day) and radial tires.
Paint: As previously stated, green body with white stripes, including 1969 type cowl hood and rear spoiler (no front spoiler). Nice daily driver type quality in my view. Body solid. Overall paint, wheels and stance stops people in their tracks.
Interior: I inherited largely a period correct restoration of the interior. Have added a Pioneer head unit with 4 Kenwood speakers. Also added center console and tic-toc tach.
This has been a reliable daily driver that definately takes you back to 1968. If you are looking for a great ride that has the rumble, look and stance that you would have seen then, and in my view, needs nothing, this is your motorvation. That's why I bought it and have not been disappointed. Just wish I had more time and space in a new location.
Had respected independent muscle car restoration shop go through and do some of the modifications and inspect. Car needs nothing and can put you in touch with shop.
Can call me at 419.764.3374 or 703.631.1085 located Burke Va. And can provide many more photos.
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