There is something about the combination of green and gold paint that always looks good on cars. Today’s green and gold pony car is a 3rd generation Camaro (1982-1992) and it shows some wear and tear from years of being driven around from the casino to the pawn shop (and to the place you can […]
This next car leaves us with more questions than answers, because at first glance it appears to be an ex-CHP car sold by the CHP Museum near Sacramento, but the listing states that this was never an actual California Highway Patrol car. Why does it look like this? That’s some thing the seller needs to […]
What is better than an original American classic from the 70s with a 4-speed and loaded options? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. It doesn’t matter that cars from a few years before had more power, because they are less refined, and it also doesn’t matter that cars from later years were better, because they are ugly. Don’t […]
In 1984, Chevrolet released an upmarket well-equipped version of the Camaro that they badged as the Berlinetta. Actually, it wasn’t purely upmarket, because you could get it with the abysmal V6, but it was exotic in its interior accoutrements — specifically a sweet fighter-jet inspired cockpit that added driver centric instrument panels that could telescope […]
The third generation Camaro was produced from the 1982 through 1992 model years and was known as the first Camaro to be offered with fuel injection, 4-speed autos, 5-speed manuals, and hatchback body style. The steeply raked windshield was leaned back at 62 degrees — which violated a previous GM rule that limited windshields to […]
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 […]
This next car is not your typical Camaro, but it is the typical car you’ll find in small town America and an example of what a Chevy Blazer platform can do when it is given some room to be awesome. All you need to do is to add a 3rd gen Camaro body and some […]
Why do I feel like I’ve featured this car before? It seems familiar, but I must be thinking of a different car because I can’t find the feature. Anyway, I owned one of these classic Camaros back in the day and this thing looks ready to rock. Find this 1985 Chevrolet Camaro IROC-Z offered for […]
I’ve never been happy to see that a car didn’t have AC before this next Z28…because now I have an excuse to wear a wife beater t-shirt in this thing year around. Although in respect to women, I think we should go back to calling them dago or guinea t-shirts because as the descendant of […]
Prices for the 2nd generation Chevrolet Camaro (1970-1981) have been all over the place in the past few years, probably as the wheat gets sorted from the chaff. Is this next one a sheep or a goat…I’m not sure, but I am sure that it has a newer Vortec small block V8 put in place of the original small block (or it could have come with a 250 inline-6) but it is fed with a carburetor instead of fuel injection. Find this 1977 Chevrolet Camaro offered for $4,200 in Chico, CA via craigslist.