1967 ProTouring Camaro SS Complete Review | Blacked Out Madness! | FOR SALE !!

!! FOR SALE !! - WORLDWIDE SHIPPING AVAILABLE -
IF GENUINELY INTERESTED IN THIS CAR PLEASE MAKE CONTACT AT:
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Vehicle currently located in: Matakana, New Zealand
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What a privilege showcasing you this phenomenal custom built 1967 Chevrolet Camaro SS ProTouring, a one of a kind opportunity to own a terrific ride that's been completely rebuilt with no expenses spared.
Fondly renamed 'Black Hole', every single chrome part of the original car has been converted to Deep Black with Matte Black accents, a fitting name indeed which invokes a sense of mystery and power on this highly-strung Camaro.
From the flawless exteriors to new re-trimmed interiors, the detailed engine bay, the improved running gear and drive-train, every single detail of this car has been looked after and either rebuilt or improved from factory.
The blacked out package inherently brings up an aggressive and captivating look while retaining the original spirit of such an iconic American-made Classic Car. A stunning example of how a factory Camaro can be taken to the next level and built with quality high-end parts for great performance and a killer look to back it up.
Here's the complete build sheet of the vehicle.
Engine and Drivetrain:
- 350ci small block Chevy
- Edelbrock Performer alloy heads
- MSD ignition system
- Powder coated valve covers
- HPC coated parts throughout motor
- Tremec TKO 5 speed
- Hurst shifter /shortened
- Electric Fan over alloy radiator with custom shroud
- Hydro-Boost Brake system - Wilwood master cylinder/Black - Eddie Motor Sport polished bonnet hinges - Detroit Speed Powdercoated Hydroformed Subframe
- Detroit Speed Quadalink Rear Suspension
- Detroit Speed Mini Tubs
- Detroit Speed Stainless Steel Narrow Fuel Tank
- Detroit Speed RS Headlight Electric Kit
- Detroit Speed Selecta-Speed wiper Kit
- Forgeline GA3R wheels, Fronts 18x10 and Rears 19x12
- Nitto Tires, Fronts 275/35/18, Rears 345/30/19
- Wilwood brakes Forged Narrow Siperlites and Rotors/Front and rear
- Shorted Strange/Detroit Diff to suit the rear wheels' offset - Custom exhaust and mufflers - Car body underneath has been Elasticised anti-chip coated and top black coat over - Car has been de-chromed - Bumpers have been shortened into body
Interiors:
- LED interior lights
- Billet Specialties Steering wheel
- IDIDIT tilt Steering Column black powder coat
- Autometer LED Carbon Fiber Ultra-Lite Gauges
- Custom Pedals
- 5 speed Hurst gear knob
- Start/Stop button
- Custom Sound System/ Molded interior speaker into side, pillar and rear parcel tray
- Custom boot fitted with Hertz 2x 12inc subs and Hertz amps
- LED blue custom light over amps in
Perspex/lasered pic of rear Camaro
- Hidden compartments inside boot
- Polished Alloy Proflow boot Hinges
- Billet Gas Cap
- Hidden 2x batteries in the rear for engine and sounds
- RS Front Headlights and grill
- Mongoose alarm System with Central locking
- Dynamat Sound dampening under carpet and throughout the car
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[@davidmccall4776]

This car is killing me, I had a 67 SS, a white one, with black interior, and it was awesome! Gauge pkg, hideaway lamps, interior upgrade (white stripe trim), and all other available options. I'd give anything to have it back. Your is absolutely stunning!

[@musclecars.universe]

Great comment, thank you so much. This car is actually for sale if you're interested!

[@davidmccall4776]

@@musclecars.universe I'm retired, and afraid to even think about it, but somebody is gonna be very very happy with that automobile. If I were a few years younger, it would possibly be me, but I consider myself fortunate to have been able to own just one of these great classics. It won't stick around long, that's for sure! Seeya!

[@187reflex]

@@musclecars.universehow much

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Very cool!!!

[@gortopuw]

Sounds like a monster fr

[@Kinleith621]

Nice..

[@DaveVsEvilDead]

I dont care what anyone says 67s were better than the 69s

[@musclecars.universe]

Opinions opinions opinions...but I tend to agree, the '67 is my fav model year, just not SS or RS. love the twin pair of front headlights

[@johnnyhotrod]

Why would you put a 350 in such a great build?Love the job you guys did but could have went with at least a 396.
Beautiful job

[@musclecars.universe]

That's the owner's choice, I'm barely documenting it 🤷‍♂️

[@anthonyiadarola1201]

LS3 427 750hp pump gas

[@dansherwood9851]

Or 800hp 540/555 bbc…great looking car!

[@superkas]

So people could import used car in NZ?

[@musclecars.universe]

Yes of course, like it happens in every other westernized country

[@christianlarios5779]

What's the back space on the rear wheels ?

[@musclecars.universe]

I'm not entirely sure, might be around 11" or 12" given that the tire is a 300+ size

[@RichSutherlandBB]

@@musclecars.universethat’s probably the wheel width not the backspacing bro. Backspacing is effectively the distance the wheel is pushed out from where it bolts up.

[@mistersecret88]

All that bling and no AC?? Nope

[@geraldscott4302]

1967 Camaro. Destroyed.

[@musclecars.universe]

I wouldn't go that far personally.

[@geraldscott4302]

@@musclecars.universe The black thing and huge wheel thing has gotten completely out of hand.

[@musclecars.universe]

@@geraldscott4302 bah, says you. I can probably agree with the blacked out theme, but to say it's destroyed when most of these mods are reversible. I don't mean to get to the semantics of it but I do not agree.