1967 Camaro RS/SS street Machine

     

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This restored 1967 Chevrolet Camaro RS/SS coupe is an example of a modified street car that looks
basically stock outside, but it has improved handling and power under the skin. A Muncie M22 Rock-
Crusher four speed backs up a rebuilt and hot-rodded 350 CI V-8.
 

The small-block engine was rebuilt and bored .030-inches over and equipped with a roller camshaft,
Brodix cylinder heads and an MSD ignition lights the fire. A Quick Fuel carburetor handles the air and fuel,
while a set of stainless headers make some sweet tunes. 

The owner stated that on chassis a dyno it made 392 rear wheel horsepower and 310 lb-ft of torque. The four-speed manual transmission is controlled by a Hurst Indy shifter and a Centerforce clutch. 

The chassis features four-wheel disc brakes and custom A-arms with poly bushings. Out back classic Ground-Grabber traction bars help the Camaro hook-up on the street. It rolls on billet wheels wrapped with BFG tires.