1973 Chevrolet Camaro LT

Description

This 1973 Chevrolet Camaro LT sort of feels like the best of everything from its era. You have a properly done Rally Sport style front end with correct marker lights and iconic split bumper setup. The cowl hood, front splitter, and rear spoiler feel like a nice Z/28 appearance. The full package is nicely wrapped in a glossy upgraded finish that holds close to 1973's Dark Red. And of course, we all love the look of black racing stripes painted on a coupe. Inside, you have a well-appointed interior that's right for an LT trim. Best of all, a true beast is waiting for you under the hood. The 1973 cars were only small blocks, and so this was upgraded to the largest one the factory ever offered: 400 cubic inches. Plus, the go-fast goodies on the motor, control of a four-speed, and the upgraded stance with Mickey Thompson ET Street rear tires mean this looker also knows how to bring its power to the pavement.

HIGHLIGHTS

*Glossy dark red paint helps highlight the nice body lines

*Black racing stripes painted on for a long-lasting distinction

*Upgraded Rally Sport split bumper front end

*Cowl hood, front splitter, and rear spoiler give this a speedy style

*Weld-style racing wheels draw attention to the street machine stance

*Clean and attractive LT interior

*Bucket seats with an armrest center console

*Driver-oriented: NK4 steering wheel, tilt column, large tach, Hurst shifter

*400 cubic-inch small block V8
-Summit four-barrel carburetor
--Edelbrock intake
-Long tube headers
--Nice cam sound from dual exhaust

*Aluminum radiator and HEI distributor

*Four-speed manual transmission

*Power steering, power brakes, and front discs

*Newer (2021) Mickey Thompson ET Street rear tires

This one really just seems to nail it for both its style and power. After all, the big grille of the RS front end puts an aggressive face forward, and so the only way to be even more intimidating is when the rear is upgraded to show you where the power meets the pavement. And we love how the 400 cubic-inch V8 means you get big block displacement in a small block weight. What it all means is that this sharp-looking Chevy is also ready to have some big power fun. So when you want a power car with serious attitude and flair, you need this Camaro. Call today!!!