We doubt this 1967 Chevrolet Camaro Pace Car still has that new car smell, but it sure still does have that new car look. What makes a minty fresh classic even better? Rarity, and this  Camaro is pretty rare, a 1 of 5 of its kind actually. The seller refers to it as, “[one of] the most sought after pace cars ever made.”
The mileage is further evidence of just how immaculate this collectable Chevrolet really is, with just 1000 miles on the numbers-matching L78 396 ci V8 rated at 375 horsepower and manual 4-speed transmission. While we would love to utilize all those ponies, this car will most likely remain on display or in storage.
While the thought of a car being kept in captivity for all of its life saddens most of us, we can admit we wouldn’t mind taking a few minutes each day, maybe even an hour, to just sit and marvel at its beauty. If we had $270,000 for a piece of art, that is. If we did have that much money, though, we’d probably opt to hold out for a 2016 Corvette, or perhaps a 2016 Cadillac CTS-V, maybe even both.
For the full listing, visit eBay.
Comments
Hey Francisco….see you are a Penn Stater! I was too from ’79-’83, and I had the same color car, stripe and interior etc with just a 327/300 hp (column automatic, no console????) that I ran at Dear Old State. My family had a Chevy store, and we were trading muscle cars for pennies on the dollar with the gas lines and insurance problems at the time. My first car was a ’65 Malibu SS convertible with a 283 ci, in Red with Black interior. In the winter I drove a ’69 Chevelle in gold with a black vinyl top. The real cool kids were driving Trans Ams and Formulas. Of course, the baby seats came and the cars went. If I had one of those cars today, I’d be elated…..
good day
nice rare find;; low mile3s oriigina stock condition
sharing a rare find with you
I bought a piece of rare ART a 1972 OLSAMOBILE HURST PACE CAR technician award
one of ONE awarded to the tech who developed and built the original
story is the 1972 challenger pace car had a tragic crash , the OLDS HURST stepped forward and entered the FIRST AND ONLY pace car ever bullt that year
YES THE COLOURS gold and pinstripe package all match the 1967 CAMARO
nice find
cheers
john