Why This Car Is Special

The first-generation Chevrolet Camaro appeared in Chevrolet dealerships in September 1966 for the 1967 model year on a brand-new rear-wheel drive GM F-body platform and was available as a 2-door, 2+2 seat, hardtop or convertible, with the choice of either a straight-six or V8 engine.

We have a great 1967 sinister white Chevrolet Camaro RS with a black vinyl top and black stipes on its cowl induction hood here at Skyway Classics.

This Camaro looks as it did in the late 60's and it is a rare Rally Sport Option car with the Hide-Away Head Light package that has a lot of features that replicate a Z28 and an SS Camaro.

Features

1967 White Chevrolet Camaro RS with a black vinyl top and black stipes on its cowl induction hood Rare Rally Sport Option Hide-Away Head Light package Appears to be the original 327 cubic inch engine it came with Chevrolet Racing orange paint on the block, intake, and valve covers Factory correct black painted single snorkel air cleaner assembly Cast iron factory exhaust manifolds Power Brakes Was originally a factory air conditioning car but it is now un-hooked Dual exhaust system. Very correct, factory looking engine compartment Rally wheels with chrome center caps and trim rings Black sidewall tires. Black interior with the factory black bucket seats in front and matching rear seat all having the white piping Center console 4-speed chrome shifter with the polished T-Handle shifter Correct matching door panels, headliner, and black carpeting to have a correct OEM appearance Three-spoke sports steering wheel Factory and accessory gauges Factory seatbelts Stock pushbutton radio. Black vinyl top Cowl induction hood RS badging on the grille and gas cap Black stripes on the hood and rear spoiler with the stripes too Blacked-out Rally Sport grille with hidden headlights

Mechanical

Our Camaro has the right look with what appears to be the original 327 cubic inch engine it came with and still the Chevrolet Racing orange paint on the block, intake, and valve covers.

It has the factory correct black painted single snorkel air cleaner assembly, cast iron factory exhaust manifolds, Power Brakes, was originally a factory air conditioning car but it is now un-hooked, and has a great sound coming out the rear via the dual exhaust system.

The engine sits in a very correct, factory looking engine compartment and it rides on Rally wheels with chrome center caps and trim rings with black sidewall tires.

Interior

Our 1967 Camaro has a great looking black interior with the factory black bucket seats in front and matching rear seat all having the white piping on them.

The interior with a center console and 4-speed chrome shifter with the polished T-Handle shifter, correct matching door panels, headliner, and black carpeting to have a correct OEM appearance.

It also has the three-spoke sports steering wheel, factory and accessory gauges, factory seatbelts, and the stock looking pushbutton radio.

Exterior

This white Camaro has a black vinyl top, cowl induction hood, RS badging on the grille and gas cap, black stripes on the hood, and rear spoiler with the stripes too.

Of course, the blacked-out Rally Sport grille with hidden headlights is an icon of the first generation Camaros. Our Camaro is one that everyone will love, and you will love it even more with the performance of the small block under the hood.

Conclusion

This 1967 Camaro we have here at Skyway Classics looks great, sounds great, and feels great, and has those great looks with the stripes, cowl hood, and the RS hidden headlight package.

So give us a call at 941-254-6608.

Disclaimer

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