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1967 - 1969 Camaro Parts - Rare Camaros - Steves Camaro Parts San Bruno - 650-873-1890




Rare Camaros



http://www.holisticpage.com/camaro/images/dot_clear.gifWhile almost any first generation dot_clear.gif (46 bytes)Camaro can be considered relatively unique, dot_clear.gif (46 bytes)there are a few cars, models, and options that qualify as really rare.dot_clear.gif (46 bytes) In this section we'll explore some of them.dot_clear.gif (46 bytes)

http://www.holisticpage.com/camaro/images/dot_clear.gifFirst of all, there are several Regulardot_clear.gif (46 bytes) Production Options that are relatively rare, with less than 500 produced. They include the following: dot_clear.gif (46 bytes)


1967
RPO
Description
# Sold
Retail
AS1
Belts, Front Shoulder; driver and passenger, standard type for use with standard seat belts
477
23.20
J56
Brakes; heavy-duty front disc with metallic rear brakes (Z28 Special Performance Package required)
205
105.35
K30
Speed and Cruise Control; Cruise-Master (automatic transmission required, V-8 only)
305
50.05


1968
RPO
Description
# Sold
Retail
AS1
Belts; front shoulder (2), standard type for use with standard seat belts (convertible only)
70
23.20
AS5
Belts; rear shoulder (2), standard type for use with standard seat belts
24
23.20
A85
Belts, Custom Deluxe; front shoulder (convertible only)
222
26.35
K30
Speed Control; Cruise-Master (automatic transmission required, V-8 only)
327
52.70

1969
RPO
Description
#Sold
Retail
AS1
Belts; front shoulder, standard type for use with standard seat belts (convertible only) (RPO-AS1 also listed as RPO-YA3 during 1969)
47
23.20
AS4
Belts; rear shoulder, Custom Deluxe type (RPO-AS4 also listed as RPO-YA2 during 1969
37
26.35
AS5
Belts; rear shoulder, standard type for use with standard seat belts (Sport Coupe) RPO-ASS also listed as RPO-YA2 during 1969)
78
23.20
CE1
Headlight Washer; (included with Rally Sport equipment)
116
15.80

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The 1969 Pace Car replica is not really rare, with over 3,675 produced, dot_clear.gif (46 bytes)but is not all that common either.http://www.holisticpage.com/camaro/images/dot_clear.gif


While these particular options don't really increase the car's value, they are rare.
The 1967 Z/28 can be considered rare, with only 602 produced. dot_clear.gif (46 bytes)
http://www.holisticpage.com/camaro/images/dot_clear.gifAny Camaro with the L89 engine is a rare car. dot_clear.gif (46 bytes)This was the aluminum head 396 engine, which sold 272 units in '68, and another 311 in '69. dot_clear.gif (46 bytes)

http://www.holisticpage.com/camaro/images/dot_clear.gifAnother rare option is the JL8 4-wheel disc brake setup. dot_clear.gif (46 bytes)There were only 206 factory equipped JL8 cars sold, but there dot_clear.gif (46 bytes)were many more with the service package rear end from the dealer installed. dot_clear.gif (46 bytes)


Original JL8 rear    axle is tapered.Service package rear axle is larger, no taper.


http://www.holisticpage.com/camaro/images/dot_clear.gifIn addition, factory JL8 cars used 11-3/4 inch front rotors, while regular cars used an 11 inch rotor.
http://www.holisticpage.com/camaro/images/dot_clear.gifMoving on down the line of rare Camaros, dot_clear.gif (46 bytes)we come to the special dealer prepared cars. One of the first dealers to build high performance dot_clear.gif (46 bytes)Camaros was Baldwin Chevrolet in conjunction with Motion Performance. There were soon severaldot_clear.gif (46 bytes) hundred 427 Phase III Baldwin Motion Camaros rolling off the lot, although the exact number is unknown.dot_clear.gif (46 bytes) It is believed that all the cars had a broad stripe running dot_clear.gif (46 bytes)from front to rear down the middle of the car, as well as a special hood scoop. In 1969 the 427 dot_clear.gif (46 bytes)Phase III Camaro listed for $4,998.95. In addition to the big block cars, Motion also built several Phase dot_clear.gif (46 bytes)III Z/28's, which included Mallory ignition, dual electric fuel pumps, tuned equal length headers, dot_clear.gif (46 bytes)special hood scoop, Scheifer Rev-Lok clutch and aluminum flywheel, and a Lakewood scattershield. dot_clear.gif (46 bytes)

http://www.holisticpage.com/camaro/images/dot_clear.gifDana Chevrolet was founded by Peyton Cramer, dot_clear.gif (46 bytes)and named after a street, Dana Avenue. Dana Chevroletdot_clear.gif (46 bytes) built 427 Camaros from 1967 through 1969, but the cars dot_clear.gif (46 bytes)remain a mystery today. It is not known how many were built. 

source: http://www.holisticpage.com/camaro/camaros/rare.htm


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