Don’t Call It a Camero: 1975 Chevrolet Camaro LT
A few years ago you wouldn’t have given much thought to owning a Rockford era TransAm or Camaro, but with the price of every other classic car being higher than the International Space Station, you sometimes have to settle for what you can afford. Personally, I’ve found these cars attractive for a while, but as cars mutate into the over-styled grill-less e-zombies you see overflowing the carpool lanes, these things look amazing. Find this 1975 Chevrolet Camaro LT offered for $13,600 in Simi Valley, CA via ebay.
From the seller:
CHEVROLET CAMARO LT………..NO RESERVE…………..
CALIFORNIA,GARAGE KEPT,BLUE PLATE CAMARO THAT RIDES AND DRIVES VERY NICE.
Summer will soon be here and cruising down the highway or up the coast is what it is all about in this 1970’s Camaro with all the good stuff like factory 350 V/8 motor, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, factory air conditioning, tilt wheel, brand new steel radial tires and more.
This LT Camaro was TOP OF THE LINE IN 1975 as they did not make a Z28 in that year so if you wanted the best this was it.
After resting for many years this Camaro is back with with a smile and ready to enjoy in its original color combination of buckskin tan with deluxe plaid interior that is still in very good condition.
The paint which still shines nice is older so does have some scratches and flaws but can be driven with pride as not many out there are this straight and nice.
If you are looking for a great California Camaro this is it.
Item specifics
Condition:UsedYear:1975Mileage:96000Interior Color:TanOptions:POWER STEERING, POWER BRAKES, FACTORY AIR, DELUXE INTERIOR,Sub Model:DELUXE LUXURY TOURING CARBody Type:CoupeWarranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warrantyTrim:LTTransmission:AutomaticNumber of Cylinders:8Make:ChevroletDrive Type:RWDFuel Type:GasolineFor Sale By:Private SellerDrive Side:Left-hand driveModel:CamaroExterior Color:TanDisability Equipped:NoPower Options:Air ConditioningVehicle Title:CleanEngine:350 V/8
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I see no plaid in the “deluxe plaid interiorâ€, not so deluxe either.
“This LT Camaro was TOP OF THE LINE IN 1975 as they did not make a Z28 in that year so if you wanted the best this was it.â€
True and so so sad. All the more remarkable that this is still around.
In 75, the L82 powered Z28 was gone, but in it’s place was the Rally Sport, which featured an exclusive 2 tone paint job (matte black hood, 3/4 on the roof, Z28 front and rear spoilers and the 15 inch Z28 rims and L48 engine with manual or auto transmission. THAT was the top line replacement for the Z and it carried on until 78 or 79; with the Z coming back in 77. Still, this is a nice Type LT. Not such a hot color, but a nice driver, regardless.