What was the sales of a Camaro in 1968?

In 1968, sales were over 235,000. The car was well received. The base Camaro continued to be the car that emphasized looks over performance. The largest engine available in the base lineup was the 327ci small block. It was a good engine but it couldn’t compete with the big blocks or the high performance 302ci found in the Z/28s.

What does rs stand for on a 1968 Camaro?

1968 Chevrolet Camaro RS SS Convertible RS on Camaro speak stands for Rally Sport which is available on all trim levels. It includes hidden headlights, and reverse lights below the bumper, as well…

Is the 1967 Chevy Camaro a classic car?

This 1968 Chevrolet Camaro 454 SS/RS tribute has a strong and powerful big block under the hood and the control of four-on-the-floor. So yes, this certainly has the power and poise to back up its l…

What kind of Hood did a 1968 Camaro Z / 28 have?

While the SS may have been the power lifter the Z/28 was the tri-athlete of the group. The Super Sport 396 package included a unique hood with twin banks of four square simulated air intakes, big SS 396 emblems and a host of other performance upgrades.

What kind of engine does a 1968 Camaro SS have?

This 1968 Chevrolet Camaro SSunderwent a rotisserie restoration and is powered bya12,000-mile 1968 Camaro SS Custom This is one of the nicest LS powered 68s you will find on the market at

What was the paint code for the 1968 Camaro?

For early model year 1968, the designation for special paint cars changed to the letter “Z”. However, new mid-year colors needed codes assigned to them, and starting January 1968 the letter “Z” paint code was used to denote the newly available Camaro color called British Green, and simultaneously the notation of special order paint was changed…