In 1967, the base Camaro emerged as the top choice among Chevrolet customers, with over 121,000 units sold. It offered an affordable entry point for buyers seeking a no-frills option. The RS package found its way into 64,842 Camaros, while the more coveted SS variant was ordered for 34,411 units.
The Z28, powered by a 302 V8 engine producing 290 horsepower, accounted for a mere 602 units out of the 220,906 Camaros produced that year. Despite its rarity, the Z28 remains highly desirable among enthusiasts, who also appreciate the simplicity of the base model for daily driving.
A 1967 Camaro listed on eBay by littleshopofhotrods presents itself as a restoration candidate, albeit with considerable challenges. The car exhibits extensive rust and appears to have been neglected for some time.
While some parts may be missing, the car retains its VIN, indicating a V8 engine originating from Norwood, Ohio. Despite its condition, the Camaro has attracted significant bidding interest, though its selling price remains relatively low given its state. Potential buyers have four days to inspect and bid on the Camaro, which awaits its next chapter in Miami.