1972 Chevy Camaro RS Super Chevy Magazine car

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This car was built in the early 2000's. No expense spared full restoration. I was told by previous owner it was over $60k build. I have no way to prove that claim but take a look at the top dollar parts used and you do the math. Most builds will try to save money and cut corners, I cannot find any such corners to speak of. 9000 Miles since it was restored. Previous owner said it was a trailer queen for about 10 years.
This car was in Super Chevy Magazine. EBay won't let me attach the link but if you type in collings cool 1972 Camaro in google you will see the Super Chevy link
This car is a serious head turner. The paint is Beautiful and the color scheme with the stripes couldn't of turned out better.
10.25 to 1 350 SBCBUILT with all the best rotating assembly and a set of AFR aluminum Heads, a Victor jr intake and a 750 cfm QuickFuel carburetor . The car has a very aggressive mean and choppy idle. It is extremely street able and is not too radical or temperamental. Furthermore the Hydraulic roller cam and valve train make it so any kind of technical tuning is non existent. Behind That is a TCI streetfighter 700r Transmission with a 2,800 stall and very firm shiftkit. 10 bolt 3.73 posi rear end. It has 4 wheel drilled and slotted disc brakes Power steering, Power BrakesVintage Air that blows ice cold. There is simply way too much to list. The pictures show thatAll in all what I have for sale here is a near mint split bumper Camaro with all the modern conveniences. It drives like a new Camaro off the lot and you wont see another one like it on the road. The overdrive transmission makes it so it turns around 2300 rpm at 75 mph. Take this car and drive it anywhere. Or just take it out on the weekends and to car shows.