1975 Chevrolet Camaro

Coupe

383 Stroker

Automatic

1Q87L5N599745

Clear

Gasoline

Hate to sell, but have too many toys and this one has to go :( This is a RARE 1975 Camaro... First year of the wrap around rear window. Here is a list of things that come with the car: 383 Stroker 350 turbo transmission with a shift kit New aluminum 2 core radiator Rebuilt stock rear end New paint (see pictures) New rally wheels and tires Traction bars New weather stripping New windshield (see pictures) Metal hood with 2" scoop Edelbrock shocks front and back New brakes, rotors, drums and hardware New billet upper and lower grill New wiper blades and arms New Dynomat insulation (see pictures) New dash (see pictures) New console Dakota digital gauges (see pictures) New rear package tray New carpet New door sill plates Front and back seats with tracks Head liner All the interior panels and trim are in great condition New steering wheel New shifter knob New Kenwood stereo system The car is dang near ready to go. It does have a few things that need to be done before it's "finished": The interior needs to be put back in the car. It does have a small oil pan gasket leak on the passenger side rear corner. It also has a transmission pan leak. I think it has a small hole in the pan itself. The horn doesn't work. Not sure why. Probably just a relay. The gas gauge doesn't work. Think it just needs hook back up. The oil pressure gauge needs calibrated. Spring 2012, it was sanded down to the metal and repainted to the factory sunset orange color. We added the black mohawk. This is the most solid Camaro you will find... good luck finding another 1975! Video #1: First start-up after installing the 383 Stroker. It's since been tuned! Video #2: Cruising! I hope you like George Thorogood... ;) I have over $20,000 in this car. My loss = your gain. Had alot of interest the first round,trust that you fellow Ebayers know what its worth.. Thank you! Pick up only. Cash when picked up. On May-10-14 at 20:49:57 PDT, seller added the following information: There really is to much to list..I bought the engine used..It only had a couple thousand miles on it when I got it. Pretty much everything on the motor is new. I have over $7000 in the motor alone.. It has a Demon carb,Mallory HEI ignition,Mallory wires,Warrior intake,NEW high output water pump,NEW alternator,NEW power steering pump,Voodoo cam and lifter set,NEW fuel pump,all the dress up stuff is billet (pulleys ,valve covers,brackets)ect. It runs on premium gas..Shes pretty quick I also have new door panels that cost me around $500 The paint job cost me $5000 Trunk is carpeted and looks new with a nice little Kenwood sub in it.. Im still leaving stuff out I would finish her and sell for more,but I know if I finish it, I wont sell it.. Hope that answers some of the questions Ive been getting..Thanks agian On May-11-14 at 09:20:01 PDT, seller added the following information: Also I have a brand NEW set of Loyd floor mats. They cost me more than the carpet (lol :) The black stripe you see down the middle of the car was painted on. It's not a decal. It was also painted under the spoiler. And I don't know if you have ever heard the term "friendly" body work, because it "waves" at you... LOL! This body straight, and the paint looks like glass. In fact, since we had it painted in 2012, it's only been washed once (after which, it was waxed), and it's never seen rain. It's always been garaged. Just to be clear, I never knew exactly how many miles was on this car. When I bought it, the odometer didn't work, and the title just has a star where the mileage goes. In my opinion this old of a car mileage doesn't matter when everything is practically NEW. On May-13-14 at 20:10:14 PDT, seller added the following information: This video was filmed on Tuesday, 5/13/2014. This video gives a better look at the body, interior, under the hood, and underside of the Camaro. This video also shows the car driving down the road, and a small glimpse at the reason why we have to sell... This Camaro is a labor of love and we would never part with it, but for finding a different hot rod that has sentimental value to our family.