1968 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible

Description

This 1968 Chevrolet Camaro convertible has a cool color combo and terrific vintage details. And with proper V8 power under the hood, it's an ideal drop-top iconic cruiser.

This Camaro is a bit of a smooth operator. The body panels have a well-done look and the factory-correct Matador Red paint is a bright application. So the sunlight just loves to roll off the classic curves of this icon. And while most convertibles look best with the top down, we can't help but be attracted to the way the clean white top goes so well with the D90 sports stripe. A deep chin spoiler, good window trim, and bright chrome bumper give this a great classic Camaro look. Plus, the polished Cragar Eliminator 500 wheels have a cool vintage design, but they are in a modern 17-inch size to let you take advantage of better modern tires.

The black interior has a clean and complete look that's attractive from day one. There are plenty of classic details, including the wood-like trim, a factory three-spoke steering wheel, a power top, and a working heater that's perfect for crisp fall top-down drives. Even the Delco AM radio is still cranking out tunes. Plus, bucket seats, a center console, and the horseshoe shifter all really make this a great driver's convertible.

The engine bay has the first impression of something very stock with the bright orange block radiating from within the dark inner walls. But while the callouts for the motor may say 327, this is a later and larger 350 cubic-inch V8. It has also been upgraded for further added power with an Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor and a Weiand intake. And there are the right supporting components like an HEI distributor and an aluminum radiator. This one loves to be a cruiser, and that's why you have a three-speed automatic transmission, power steering, front disc brakes, and modern sport tires making this convertible a fine driver.

It's hard not to get excited about a well-presented vintage Camaro drop-top. So don't miss this deal, call today!