1967 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28: Muscle Car Of The Week Episode 274
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- 1967 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28: Muscle Car Of The Week Episode 274
1967 saw the introduction of the Chevrolet Camaro, and by mid-year, a hot one called the Z/28 was offered. Z/28 was option code for the Special Performance Package, which packed a high-revving 302 V8, 4-speed manual, 12-bolt rear, 15” wheels, and other upgrades into a basic Camaro turning it into a Trans Am inspired road racer. This one is nearly new, with just over 7,000 miles on the clock. From The Brothers Collection.
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perfect lines of design !!! ... the Brothers dark blue Z-28 is an awesome survivor !!!
Owned a '67 Camaro SS, 350 CI, 4 sp with a 4:10 rear end. Unique to the car was the rear window defrost and a fold down rear seat. Strong running car, got a friend by a fender who had a '70 Nova with a 396, 375 HP. Of all the cars I've owned over the years it's the one I would love to have back.
Legendary
Definitely leave this one only.
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Awesome looking.car, though it depends on the car as far as leaving them as is or restoring them
You never restore a nice original car, it's only original once.
The guys that take car of these cars are in motor head heaven, what a great job.
Still my favorite body style love the one in better off dead movie. I always wanted to shoehorn a 454 in one
Original vs Restore. That's a subjective decision. If it's all intact and in reasonable condition, leave it original. But if it's missing key parts (non correct replacements), in rough condition, unreliable, then restore it. It's up to the owner to draw the lines by definition.
That car sounds really great. This one needs to stay original. There was a '67 Z28 that sat in the woods near my house for years. It's been hauled off for scrap metal now, but the VIN and original title still exist. The original block was still around but I don't know where it is now. The 4.10 12 bolt and 4 piston disc brakes were swapped onto a base '67 Camaro that belonged to a friend of mine, and then sold.
OUCH !!! 67 Z28's are very rare and a it's a shame to hear such a story.
How many owners have Not driven that Z28 all these years?
I totally agree, cars are to drive not look at, although the problem is after 50+ years its hard to say how much it should be used now........Makes you wonder what kind of person bought a new car to not use?????
JL, If they are too expensive to drive then they are too expensive.
Great car the Z/28. Only brand loyalty can make the choice between it and the Mustang. Video didn't show up on the subscription TH-cam page.
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Original is best - especially if it's in good shape. Great shot @ 2:53
This one's too good to restore. Leave it be.
Car restoration depends on the condition. If it's really good, leave it be. If it's crap, restore it. If it's a custom project, go crazy.
I want a Camaro :(
The best engine chevy ever made, was the lt5 engine in the c4 zr1, with 4 valve per cylinder and twin overhead cam, built by Mercury marine
How can a 67 Z28 not have a 2L code on the cowl tag?
I would like to see a bmw m5 e39 to be featured on the show
my preference ? a boss 302.... 🤘
mustangs are the coolest although I do love the 67 and 68 camaros. they only got uglier
I mod all my cars. No interest in garage queens of show cars
I would like to see more cars featured like australian muscle cars, nissan skyline gtr amg mercedes. Bmw m cars and cars from russia like the gaz chaika
No thanks find another channel that does that
@@mickeymighty1866 I was going to say the same thing,they have their magazines for them this is American muscle