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The second-generation Chevrolet Camaro was introduced in 1970 with just over a 10-year
production run. The new generation Camaro was described as more of a ‘drivers car’ than the
outgoing Camaro and featured longer, lower and wider styling cues. Engine options included
an entry level 6-cylinder all the way up to the small block V8. RS/SS packages were optional
as well as the Z/28 performance package.

This particular example is a RHD 1971 Chevrolet Camaro finished in a bright shade of red. The
paint on this example is all-new, as well as new rubbers body. A cowl induction bonnet has
also been installed and adds to the tough presence and styling. The look is completed with a
set of Centreline Auto Drags at all four corners.

The predominantly black interior trim is nicely contrasted with light coloured vinyl seats, with
subtle aftermarket additions including a steering wheel, Clarion headunit and Auto Meter
water temperature gauge. A right-hand drive conversion has also been undertaken as well as
a new front windscreen.

This Camaro now runs a 350ci V8 mated to a Turbo 700 gearbox. Other additional work that
has been undertaken includes:

 All new front suspension ‘Super Pro’
 Front adjustable coilovers
 New cross drilled slotted rotors
 Reconditioned front calipers
 Polished, finned oil pan
 Polished, finned transmission pan
 Polished, finned differential cover
 New exhaust

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• red
• Turbo 700