The car's been sitting since the '90s with plenty of rust to show for it. Still, it sells within hours after listing and for ...

P arker from Backyard Barn Finds recently dropped by fellow millennial Ethan’s property, and what he found wasn’t just another sunbaked parts lot—it was a full-blown time ca ...

Let’s consider the history of the Chevrolet Camaro sport coupe, from its introduction for the 1967 model year to the sixth-generation vehicles of today. Camaro First Generation: 1967–69 The original .

602 were sold under the now-legendary Z28 Regular Production ... The magic worked wonders, as the Camaro took back-to-back Trans-Am titles in 1968 and 1969. Also, in ’69, the Camaro got its ...

That’s how it happened to Les Sutak, anyway. Yeah—’69 Camaro, ’79 Car Craft Nationals, parade lap, Hot Rod Magazine. “‘Seven in the morning, tomorrow, meet us here,’” the ...

The Camaro didn’t come with a convertible until over two decades after it’s release. That doesn’t mean a convertible version was never produced before, though. In 1969, engineers were getting ready to ...

He is projected to receive a deal worth roughly $69 million over five seasons. That's a lot of money, but he could help secure the Red Sox's bullpen with Hendriks.

12, 1966 The Camaro was discontinued after the 2003 and 2024 model years Great Camaro models include the ZL1, IROC-Z, and Z28 Over its lifetime ... and Rally wheels on red-stripe tires.

He had this perfect '69 Z28 Camaro and wrapped it around a telephone ... set off by Dennis Ricklefs graphics, encompassing red, yellow and blue panels separated by red, yellow and blue pinstriping.

Fully decked out from head-to-toe with custom touches, this 1969 Chevy Camaro was built to plaster a smile on the face of its owner every weekend. That means a head-turning exterior, a fully ...

so the new car code was Z28. Instead of coming up with a new name for the car, it was simply called the Z/28 package, and the name has stuck ever since. The first-year model Camaro offered the Z ...