After witnessing the runaway success of the Ford Mustang, General Motors executives swung into action to create a sporty pony car of their own, that would take on the Mustang on the sales floor, racetrack, and drag strip. By this time, sales of the revolutionary Corvair lagged amid negative press, and Chevrolet needed a new—but conventional— car to fill the segment. In September of 1966, the new Camaro made its debut, and finally, GM fans had a mid-size sporty car to be proud of. Like the competition from Dearborn, the Camaro offered a wide range of engine options stretching from the economical 230 cubic inch inline six on through to the mighty 396 cubic inch big block. Like its cross-town pony car rival from Ford, the Chevrolet Camaro is one of the cornerstones of the collector car hobby, with vast aftermarket support and legions of loyal fans around the world.

RB Collection is proud to offer this 1967 Chevrolet Camaro SS coupe. This car comes to us from a collector in Germany and it was fully restored in America in 2013. This iconic vehicle checked off quite a few boxes on the option sheet, including the SS equipment pack with louver trim in the hood, badging, and the SS hood stripe in white; 396 cubic inch V8, 4-speed manual transmission, center console, and AM radio.

Under the hood, the heart of the 1967 Camaro 396 is a roaring 6.5-liter V8 engine, delivering a jaw-dropping 375 horsepower (L78). Its immense power is further enhanced by a four-barrel carburetor, providing instant acceleration and an exhilarating driving experience. This engine is perfectly paired with a four-speed manual transmission, allowing drivers to take full control of the car’s power and shift gears with ease.

The original factory Marina Blue paint looks fantastic on this car, which still presents in outstanding condition. The body is crisp, with straight panels and consistent, factory-appropriate gaps.

Inside, one of the first things you’ll notice is that every bit of factory-correct Deluxe bright blue vinyl is in pristine condition nicely matching the exterior color, and the white stripe in the Deluxe seating completes the fully coordinated and very correct package. The ribbing on the Deluxe door panels matches the texture of the low-back bucket seats, and in between them is the desirable center console with all gauges working perfectly.

The 1967 Chevrolet Camaro 396 is a classic muscle car that represents the epitome of power and style from the golden era of American automobiles. With its aggressive design and powerful engine, this iconic Camaro is an undeniable presence on the road and a masterpiece for any serious collection.