During the course of 1967 Chevrolet ran an advertisement for the Camaro that stated; “How much Camaro you want depends on how much driver you want to be.” They offered “Camaro-about-town” – “country-club-Camaro” and “Camaro the magnificent” – all manners of ordering the car to suit your specific driving needs.

This 1967 Camaro has received a different directive and has been restored in 2009 to a “custom built pro touring car.” It has been featured in the January 2009 edition of Camaro Performers Magazine and has “Hot Wheels” badging on the dashboard and rear spoiler that is modeled after the popular children’s toys of the same name.

The Camaro runs with a 350-cid V-8 engine with MSD ignition and has been detailed with many bright and polished components, then placed in a well-detailed bay. The transmission is an automatic with a performance-type shifter. The interior has custom front bucket seats in black with red piping, a center console armrest, Auto Meter gauges and air conditioning. The “Candy Red” exterior is nicely accented by the RS-style grille with covered headlights, no front bumper, rear spoiler, five-spoke chromed wheels, redline tires, raised hood, dual sideview mirrors and power four-wheel disc brakes.