$26,500
Simply Beautiful 1977 Chevrolet Camaro Coupe :: 36,013 Actual Miles On Title, Powered by 350ci V8 Engine, 4 Barrel Carburetor, 350 Turbo Transmission, 10 Bolt 2.56 Rear End, HEI Ignition, Factory Cold Air Conditioning Updated to R134a, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Cruise Control, Tilt Column,
$17,995
This 1977 Chevrolet Camaro has a cool/classic style, a great cruiser attitude, and a price that lets you personalize it even further to be your ideal vintage coupe. The story we are told is that it\'s coming off of 27 years of long-term ownership. There was some of that time when it was just
$25,000
1979 Chevrolet Camaro \"Z/28\" 2-Door Hardtop, Stunning Bright Red with White Stripes, Black Bucket Seat Vinyl Interior, Rear Bench, Air Conditioned, AM/FM Stereo Radio, Chevy V-8 Engine with 4-Speed Manual Transmission. Runs Like a Scalded Dog! Dual Exhaust, Chrome Custom Wheels with Raised
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Camaro enthusiasts know their hardware, and when Camaro Milestones magazine picked seven sure-fire Camaro investments for the future, #4 was this 1979 Z/28 â not one just LIKE this, but THIS actual car. In fact, this car wasn\'t just featured inside the magazine, it was actually chosen
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OK, admit it, you\'ve always dreamed of owning a police car. Who hasn\'t? But most of them are just frumpy old used up Crown Vics, and they\'re honestly not much fun to drive if you can\'t actually pull people over. Instead, what you need is this brutal 1979 Camaro that looks, drives, and feels
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So you\'re a guy who collects the most miraculous low-mile Camaros in the world, mostly second-generation cars. Then one day you decide you\'d like to drive one of them, so you build yourself this cool 1979 Camaro RS. The car has just 4735 miles on it, but there\'s a fresh ZZ4 crate motor inside
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This 1979 Camaro Z/28 is another spectacular survivor that\'s 98% original and shows just 8562 original miles, and no, that\'s not a misprint. Incredibly well-preserved in every way, it has had only the tires and battery replaced over the past 35 years. The new benchmark for 1979 Camaros, this
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Another spectacular survivor second-gen Camaro in an unusual color, this 1979 Z/28 is highly detailed, completely stock, and beautifully preserved. With these cars heating up in the market, the ones at the top of every collector\'s wish list are going to be authentic, correct, matching-numbers,
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If you were going to save one car from the dark days of the late 1970s, it would have to be this gorgeous 1979 Chevrolet Camaro Z28. Awesome colors, a numbers-matching driveline with a 4-speed, and an undeniable retro performance look all add up to a red-hot collectable that\'s definitely worth
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If this 1979 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 were ten years older than it is, it would be worth four times as much as we\'re asking. The lowdown is this: 100% matching numbers, 31,453 original miles, two owners from new, and complete with extensive documentation. In short, an investment-grade F-body
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You\'ve probably been watching our inventory lately and seen several of these astounding low-mile second-generation F-bodies come through. This 1979 Camaro Z/28 is from that same collection and it\'s just as amazing as the rest. Showing just 7233 original miles, it\'s both an awesome survivor
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The verdict is in and the jury here at Streetside Classics says that this 1979 Camaro Z/28 is the fastest, nastiest, most fun-to-drive 2nd generation F-body we\'ve ever seen. At first glance, it looks like a high-grade restoration, but looking closer, you\'ll find a host of upgrades that make
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If you like the unusual, the rare, and the remarkable, then this 1979 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 is bound to make you take notice. Not only is it a super-rare color, but it has a 4-speed gearbox and has enjoyed a full rotisserie restoration to as-new condition, now packing about twice the horsepower
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I\'m going to tell you up front that we don\'t have enough space here to tell you the complete (and completely amazing) story of this 1978 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 DKM Macho prototype. What you\'ll need to do is look up the back story online, where you\'ll find several \"Hot Rod\" magazine articles
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The Camaro franchise has certainly been a money spinner for Chevrolet for more than 40 years. Beginning in \'67 and with just a few model year absences, the Camaro has been a popular staple of the American muscle car landscape. And no Camaro model represents that ideal better than the Z28.
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Another slam-dunk in a long line of our collector-owned, fantastic second-generation F-bodies, this 1977 Chevrolet Camaro RS/LT combines outrageous good looks with an amazing original interior and plenty of power from a fresh crate engine. It\'s not subtle, but sometimes it pays to get noticed.
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If you were one of the millions of guys who had Farrah Fawcett in that red swimsuit on your bedroom wall, your car awaits. This amazingly well-preserved 1979 Camaro Z28 is proof that the muscle car didn\'t die, it just went on an extended vacation in the mid-70s. With just 20,166 original miles,
