1967 Chevy Camaro

Camaro SS: the 396-cu-in version! 

Chevrolet’s free-breathing Turbo-Jet 396 V8 just begged to be put into Chevrolet's newest sporting machine, the Camaro. So we did it. 

Camaro’s wide-stance agility coupled with 325 horsepower and 410 pounds/feet of torque makes it the sportingest setup this side of Corvette. 

For show there's the special stripe treatment around the snout. SS emblems, louver-styled hood and a black rear body panel. For go there's a special suspension including beefier springs and shocks, special lower ball joints in front, rear axle radius rod and fat red-stripe tires on 14 by 6 wheels. In the engine room everything from fuel lines to radiator is bigger. Dual exhausts, too, of course.

 

And the other news is this: with the 396 engine you can specify the three-speed Turbo Hydra-Matic.

It's the one you can shift for yourself, if you want. Yeah! But don’t just sit there reading about it. Hustle down to your Chevrolet dealer's and look..