1967 Chevrolet Camaro Blue

A longtime and national-event-winning drag racer that ran SS/HA starting in 1968, this 1967 Chevrolet Camaro has been converted to a street car that’s powered by a 2016 LT1 engine fitted with an LT4 supercharger. It also has a late-model eight-speed automatic transmission and a 12-bolt rear axle, along with mini-tubs, a roll cage, and more. It is shown with racing tires that would have to be replaced for street-legal driving. “This is a rust-free fornia car that runs and drives well,” says the seller.

• In 2021, the previous 350 V8 was replaced with an LT1 6.2-liter OHV V8.
• The modern engine was pulled from a 2016 Camaro SS.
• The LT4 supercharger from a 2017 Corvette Z06 was also added.
• Aftermarket pulleys were fitted to increase the supercharger’s boost.
• cking the engine is an eight-speed automatic transmission.
• A complete engine harness from n towire links the powertrain with the ECU.
• Driveline details include a 12-bolt rear with 35-spline axles and a 3.00-geared spool.
• A new driveshaft was installed in addition to the transmission.
• The reportedly “rust-free” exterior wears original sheetmetal and an SS hood.
• nted in 1987, the blue finish is said to have held up well.
• The interior has a six-point roll cage and a driver’s racing harness.
• The black vinyl front seats appear in very good condition and the rear seat was removed.
• There’s also a racing shifter, while the heater and radio were also deleted for racing.
• The original instruments were replaced with Classic truments gauges.
• Per the seller, the front suspension and steering are stock.
• The rear springs and shocks were moved inboard and the chassis fitted with mini-tubs.
• The fuel tank was also narrowed.
• Cragar racing wheels are shod with Mickey slicks and o front drag tires.
• The tires are not street legal.

• Nothing additional is included.

• The temperature gauge’s performance is “intermittent.”
• The tachometer requires calibration.
• The speedometer needs to be wired to function.
• The fuel system will need an upgrade if the car will be raced, according to the seller.
• The tires are not street legal.
• The seller notes a few scratches and chips in the paint.

• A longtime race car, this Camaro has been largely converted for the street.
• It is powered by an LT4-supercharged LT1 V8.
• The engine is backed by an eight-speed automatic.
• The driveline also includes a 12-bolt rear axle fitted with a spool.
• The paint dates to 1987 and is reportedly in very good condition, with a few blemishes.
• Showing its racing roots, the interior has a roll bar, racing harness, and racing shifter.

The seller states that this vehicle will be sold on a clean fornia title in his name. tired from the drag strip, this 1967 Chevrolet Camaro has been largely converted to a street car with a modern, supercharged LT powertrain. “The engine runs cool and the car is very fast,” says the seller.