Of the 243,085 Chevrolet Camaros that were built for the 1969 model year, 20,302 were Z28 cars. The Z28 option was a high-performance package that allowed the Camaro to compete in the Trans Am racing ...

The Camaro erupted in the fall of 1966 as Chevrolet’s rather late response to the Ford Mustang – or, more to the point, to the cataclysmic success of that new genre of automobiles, the pony cars. Back ...

In 1968, Kenneth Etten was in the market for a new car. He had just seen a brochure for the new-for-1969 Camaro and was infatuated with the stylish GM pony from the get-go. On top of the Chevy's tough ...

The total production of the 1969 Camaro came down to a little over 243,000 units, and needless to say, the base unit was obviously the most popular, as it accounted for over 150,000 cars. The RS, on ...

The 1969 Camaro SS 396 crystallized what enthusiasts now think of as the classic big-block muscle formula, pairing brutal straight-line performance with just enough refinement to live with every day.

Following the horrific crash at LeMans in 1955 that killed French racing driver Pierre Levegh, 83 spectators, and injured more than 180 others, the Automobile Manufacturers of America signed an ...

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Lego’s newest vintage car model was built for speed. The iconic 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 can be built as a convertible or hard top and gives builders a choice of red, grey or white racing stripes.

Any First-Generation Camaro is a rare sight on Australian streets-if you imported a brand-new Z/28 back in 1969, you would have probably had the only one in the country. The original owner of this ...