Showing posts with label pro-touring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pro-touring. Show all posts

Friday, October 5, 2012

eBay Find: '67 Camaro Pro-touring to Track Rat

We love finding a car that was built intelligently and with a purpose. This '67 Camaro was built with the track in mind as well as occasional street use. The seller states that the only thing keeping this car from regular road use is that the fuel cell may not be up to DOT standards and the fuel gauge isn't working properly. We normally are disappointed when we find modern interior in classic cars, but when everything from that modern interior is functioning we don't mind as much. All of the gauges work (except for the aforementioned fuel gauge), the cruise control works, and steering wheel controls for the radio work. There is no A/C, there is an issue with the brakes when used on the track, and some warning lights from omitted sensors are lighting up the dash. We like that the body is in it's well beaten state, it's a blank canvas that lets the next owner decide where to take the project. Truthfully, we'd stick an A/C system in it and daily drive it as is. There is a lot of information in the eBay listing as well as a few link to build pictures, so go check it out here. The car is located in Springfield, OH, and is at $20,000 with no reserve and only 1 day left. This is the link to the seller's ad on Pro-Touring.com if the car doesn't sell and you want to make an offer.

1967 Camaro, Pro-Touring to Track Car   

Monday, September 17, 2012

eBay Find: Pro-Touring '66 Chevelle, LS6 Swap

This is the most sinister pro-touring Chevelle we've ever seen. It's still a mild work in progress as the interior and side glass need completing, but we love where the car is at this point. The custom taillights look great at night and it's nice to see a t-56 in a Chevelle instead of the 4l60e automatic. This car car looks to have had no expense spared in it's build, but there are some core things we would change. We'd love to see some form of fuel injection and our neuroses would get the better of us when it came to keeping the red powder coated frame clean. The car was appraised at $60,000 but the current bid is $28,200 with no reserve and just over 3 days remaining. Find it here, in Sunnyvale, CA!

1966 Chevrolet Chevelle, LS6 Pro-Touring