Despite tightening smog regulations, 1973 was a good year for Camaros, and this cool RS has a neat options list that makes it one of the more appealing second-generation F-bodies. It also packs a great-running powertrain, tons of documentation, an awesome color combination, and the perfect stance. At this price? Where do I sign up?

The biggest change in '73 was the addition of federally-mandated 2.5 MPH bumpers, and while that doesn't seem like a big deal, it meant that most Camaros that year got big, ugly reinforced bumpers that marred the otherwise slick design. But this car, with its RS package, kept the wide-open grille and smallish bumperettes, which were merely reinforced, and therefore retaining the classic good looks that make these cars so popular today. In 2003, the car was repainted in its original code 29 Midnight Blue Metallic, which results in one of the best-looking '70s F-bodies we've seen in a long time. It retains its blacked-out grille, chin and deck lid spoilers, and emblems, and surrounds them with nice, straight bodywork and a deep shine. There's not a lot of chrome, but the front bumperettes, the rear bumper, and the stainless window surrounds are all in excellent ... Please ask for the full description.