1967 Chevrolet Camaro

INTRODUCTION: This is a gorgeous car! I saw it at a car event in the sunlight and it stopped me in my tracks! Not only is it stunning, it has a high quality restoration and all the features that you want for a car that you're going to simply enjoy. EXTERIOR: Born a Bolero red car, code R and wow does it look good. The body is straight with excellent fit and finish throughout. The gaps are nice and consistent, and the red paint has been polished to a smooth, glossy finish. It appears that nearly all of the chrome and trim has been replaced, including the vent window frames, convertible top moldings, grille, and numerous other exterior pieces, giving the car a fresh, crisp appearance. It is topped with a bright white power convertible top that contrasts beautifully against the Bolero Red paint. The weatherstrips have been replaced throughout, and a new windshield adds to the fresh, restored presentation. For added muscle car appeal, it's been dressed up with SS emblems, a painted nose stripe, and front and rear spoilers. The stance is just right, thanks to a set of 17-inch polished Torque Thrust wheels wrapped in performance tires, with wider rubber out back for an aggressive look. INTERIOR: The interior is just as impressive as the exterior. Original factory red interior car, it retains its classic Camaro character while benefiting from a tasteful restoration. The carpet has been replaced, the bucket seats have been professionally reupholstered, and the door panels, armrests, and window cranks have all been replaced. Even the center console has been replaced, giving the interior a fresh, crisp appearance. The dash pad is in excellent condition, and the interior metal trim has been refinished to complement the vibrant red interior. For modern convenience, a retro style stereo has been installed in the factory location, preserving the original look. A set of Summit oil pressure and temperature gauges are neatly mounted below the dash to keep an eye on engine vitals. Completing the driving experience is a sporty steering wheel mounted on a tilt column. ENGINE COMPARTMENT: It is exceptionally detailed and presents beautifully. At its heart is a strong running, dependable 327 V8 that is correct for the car. It has been recently rebuilt and upgraded with a 350 horsepower cam, a Summit aluminum intake manifold, an Edelbrock carburetor with electric choke, and an HEI ignition system for improved reliability and performance. The engine is finished in fresh Chevy Orange and looks fantastic. The stock exhaust manifolds have been coated for durability, while chrome valve covers and a chrome air cleaner add just the right amount of dress up. It is equipped with power steering and an all new power brake system, including a cadmium plated brake booster. The alternator appears fresh, and the cooling system is complete and proper. Attention to detail is evident throughout. The windshield washers are hooked up and functional, new horns have been installed, and the painted surfaces throughout the engine bay are clean and neatly finished. Overall, this is a tidy, well presented engine compartment. TRUNK COMPARTMENT: It is clean, solid metal throughout and has been refinished with a fresh factory style spatter paint finish. The weatherstrip and well liner have both been replaced, adding to the fresh, restored appearance. Under the trunk lid and in the jamb, the surfaces are painted in the same slick red finish as the exterior. You can also see the new power convertible top motor neatly installed, further evidence of the investment made in restoring this Camaro. UNDERSIDE: The suspension has been rebuilt and refreshed throughout. I can see fresh bushings, ball joints, springs, and shocks, giving the car a tight, well maintained feel. The brake system has been completely gone through and upgraded with front disc brakes. The hoses have been replaced, and the emergency brake is hooked up and functioning properly. It also features a nice sounding