The 1967 Chevrolet Camaro Z28, a muscle car that emphasized handling as much as power, helped Chevy score. Muscle Car Image Gallery. Trans Am racers were production-based cars with engines of 305 cid or less. Chevy worked a forged steel version of the 283-cid V-8's crankshaft into its 327 V-8 to get 302 cid.

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1967 Chevy Camaro Z28 History - 1967 Z/28 The Instant Legend. From Purpose-Built Race Car To Iconic Street Machine, The Z/28 Owes Its Existence To A Small, Dedicated Group Inside...

2024年2月24日 · 1967: RPO Z28. Photo: Jeff Koch. Once waves from Camaro’s initial splash started to ebb, Chevrolet quietly announced RPO Z28 – a package that never made it into the ’67 Camaro catalog. Z28 was (at least initially) not a model name – it was just an ordering code for the Special Performance Package (See sidebar).

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Chevrolet Camaro Z28. The Z/28 option code was introduced to the Camaro in December 1966 for the 1967 model year. It was the brainchild of Vince Piggins, who conceived offering "virtually race-ready" Camaros for sale from any Chevrolet dealer. This option package was not mentioned in any sales literature, so it was unknown to most buyers.

The engine chosen for the car was the 302ci small block V8 that produced 290hp. The Z/28 came with an extensive list of performance upgrades including a mandatory four speed manual transmission, quick-ratio steering, high performance tires and power front brakes. The 1967 Z/28 was easily the most expensive of the Camaro coupes.

2015年12月7日 · Legendary Corvette racer/tuner Dick Guldstrand drove a Z28 to its first victory at the 1967 St. Jovite race in Quebec, Canada. There was a steep learning curve that first year, but by the end of the season the Z28s were gaining steadily. Mark Donohue won the last two races, which put the Camaro third behind Mustang (first) and Cougar (second).

1967 Camaro Production: 195,765 coupe, 25,141 convertible, 220,906 total. Total Super Sports = 34,411 Dealer Introduction: 9/29/66. Vehicle Identification Example: 123377N100001 Third digit is 3 for six-cylinder, 4 for eight cylinder. Fourth digit is 3 for coupe, 6 for convertible. Sixth digit is model year (7 = 1967)