Why You Should Buy A 1967-1969 Chevrolet Camaro

The 68 vette looked like a chopped dropped and stretched out 68 camaro that’s why I believe the 69 body was changed

I loved 67 & 68 Camaro since I was a teen & I’m 58 now. Still think it’s the best looking car out there. Still own my 3rd one after 29 years

i can't believe how some people aren't interested in cars.

I always favored the 1967 ,better looking and lighter than 1969s
I like having the wing vent window and the ignition in the dash where it belongs, I have owned all 3 first gen cars but only kept my 1967 RS/SS ,396/325 HP original metal with turbo 400 trans

I have a 67 Camaro RS in the garage drive it around 4 times a year

Chevy calls it a sturip shifter not a horse shoe shifter that's ford

I love mine.😎

I just bought me a 1967 SS. Super stoked about it. Been wanting this car for years. Never thought I'd ever get one

I had a horseshoe shifter in my 1967 ss 396 impala tuxedo black buckets and console , it was black on black impala

Make mine a '68 SS/RS convertible.

I just bought a 68 RS Convertible...The owner hadn't driven it in over 20 years...

i love the way you say "The Camaro"

Je possède une Camaro 69 depuis quelques années et je n ai jamais regretté mon d'acquisition!!!!

I went to a high school with a guy that used to have a 1967 camaro

Growing up first gen Camaro was my dream car…at age 45 I finally bought a 68 major project. 5 years later it’s painted and runs/drives but not quite road ready. I still enjoy just looking at it.

You see a dozen of them at every cruise night. Kind of boring.

I have two dream cars The 67-69 Camaro and a 68 Dodge charger RT

So many great memories of my 69 z/28 one being the sound.

Will start building a 68 Camaro from scratch next fall hopefully.

Too bad the world will be forced into electric vehicles.
I'm getting a fecking horse!

I own a 67 Soft top..A beauty..

I bought my 69 z/28 when I was 19 in 1974. And been the gate keeper of this car ever sense, i am 68 now long time to have one car. payed 2,150 dollars with jl8 brakes on it during the oil embargo of 73,74 the cars hit rock bottom who want to a $1 a gallon for gas I WILL.

Why do you say 1967 “and” 1969? Why not 1968 through 1969

I live in a small po-dunk hillbilly town in Tennessee now. Tazewell Tn. There is one small chevy dealership. When I saw it I couldn't believe it. On the showroom floor is a 1969 Chevrolet Camaro. Not just any Camaro. A SS convertible. White and orange. And the Indianapolis 500 pacecar. The rarest 69 Camaro ever. Sitting in a one McDonald's town. Lol

I had a 67 Camaro in 1976. Beautiful car, 54,000 miles 4 speed, full console with the factory tach and gauges. The biggest problem was the mono leaf spring rear suspension. Every time I let out the clutch the back wheels would hop and jump from the springs warping and flexing. Making the whole car jump and shudder. Not a good design. The Muncie linkage for the gear shifter was constantly binding up and sticking between gears. The fuel economy was non existent. Doing the speed limit at the time on the freeways of 55mph, you could watch the fuel gauge move towards empty. If I had more time and money I could have fixed all that, but I didn't, so for me it was the worst car I ever owned. Beware if you're thinking of buying a 67.

I've got my 67 Camaro SS RS and love it!!was my retirement gift to myself when I retired from the United States Air Force. It all started with trucks and cars as a kid plus the movie - better off dead . I suggest you go watch it!!

I sold my 69 Camaro convertible to pay for my 2nd year of college back in 1982. I miss the simplicity and the fun of that car. I treasure my memories.

Camaro is the cheap version of the firebird.

If you wreck it! It’s just another old car !

First gen camaros have become too expensive for what yo get...40k for a 300HP car with drum brakes maybe power steering and no a/c.

Had one. Without gears they are no big deal..Mine had 4.88's. 4th gear on the exway 65 mph 4000grand. That was the bad news.....A big block 396 375 hp car would be much better......

I Had a 1967 SS Big Block Camaro with a 4 Speed transmission that I bought in 1984 from a guys nephew. I drug it out of a DITCH and towed it home. The engine wound up being a 1969 iron head 427. The Uncle bought the car new in 67 and pulled the 396 out and put in the 427. The car Was Fast.I sold it in 1994 but probably should of kept it.

^^^^^ Bought from under a tree in the country for $2400 in the summer of 1986. Built, raced and drove it every day for 7 years and STILL HAVE IT

There are many reasons to buy a 1969 Camaro... if you can afford one. I only need one reason: the car is a work of art. Classic, understated, powerful. Not a line gone astray, and nothing added that would detract from its simple beauty. A masterpiece, and probably the only truly memorable design from GM in 1969, and for a LONG time after that.

I never liked the dash of the 69'.

Why you should give me the money so I can buy first generation Camaro

Cause I like them

Love my 1969 pro touring Camaro

I went to a local car show back in 2016 with my newly purchased 57 Black 210. Post all original metal Arizona car that I'd looked for, for years!!! I was 66 at this time and a younger person stopped by commenting my 57 was one of the straightest he'd ever seen,..Thanks!!! After talking to him for quite a while I asked he had a car at the show and he did and we walked over and he showed me his car. I honestly don't. remember what it was ...but I do remember that he said he always wanted... a 69 Z/28 Camaro!!!
Soon a lady, that I worked with at a very large company,, walked up and started talking to me and then the car guy that I had just met walked back up and wanted to know how his Mom knew me?? She explained that I was the guy that lived in their old neighborhood that had taken him for a ride in his car because he was so CRAZY about it and she had asked me if I would take him for a ride ,,,and I did.,
Her sons reply was...I knew I knew you ,,, your the neighbor that I met when you loaned my Dad your brand new Walker floor jack so we could take the worn out 4 speed out of our 66 Corvette and then you rebuilt it for us with spare parts you had.. I still remember you telling my Dad if he put one scratch on the jack he'd have to buy you a new jack, He took very good care of it.
The car we went for a ride was my purchased new in 1968, 68 RS Z/28 Camaro.( Sequoia Green w/White Stripes). It's a fairly low (42,000) mile rust free car only because I was starting college and I stored the car and bought a 70 VW to beat around in. The Camaro is still in my Garage and I"m 73. Most people back then sold their cars because gas got expensive and hard to find.

So he doesn’t like the 1968 Camaro’s?

I have a 1969 Z28 DZ302 Muncie 4 speed project car for sale. Reply below for details. The car is in Pomona CA.

68 is the best out of the three.

Don’t know which year I’d want to buy yet. All I know is that I want one 😂

If you are reading this in 2024, you know why you should've bought them 6 years ago.

yeah if you have some deep pockets

That $75k is just sitting there . Wouldn’t you rather look at a Camaro instead of a stack of Benjamin’s ?

I shoukd get a 69 Camaro...

I don't care. 2nd Gen Camaros rule. I was a senior st FSU IN 1970 and a guy I met came back after early Spring Break from Pompano Beach and bought one of the first 1970 Z28's from Slaton Chevrolet. It was Shadow Grey with a rare black vinyl roof, 4 speed, LT-1 and 3.73 gears. Monster beautiful muscle car that was very docile and trackable around town UNTIL you put your foot in it and the car just launched. Since I was a Senior, I got to drive the car on campus and so it was registered in my name. Again 2nd Gen Camaros from 70-73 are THE best.

Still have and occasionally drive my all original unrestored 1968 Camaro convertible, bought it nearly 18 years ago. Nothing special, just a 2bbl 327cid with a powerglide and a rare power top.
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