1968 CHEVROLET CAMARO – GENUINE VINTAGE TRANS-AM / SCCA A-SEDAN RACE CAR
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- Make Chevrolet
- Model CAMARO
- Location Auckland
- Date listed 24-09-26
1968 CHEVROLET CAMARO – GENUINE VINTAGE TRANS-AM / SCCA A-SEDAN RACE CAR
An exceptional opportunity to own a genuine, documented piece of American motorsport history.
This 1968 Chevrolet Camaro is a genuine Vintage Trans-Am/SCCA A-Sedan race car with documented American competition history dating back to 1974. The car has raced extensively throughout the West Coast and Midwest of the United States, with its historical records and original race logbooks included.
Now located in New Zealand, the Camaro also holds a current Motorsport New Zealand Certificate of Description (COD).
ENGINE
• Jeff Worn-built 388ci all-steel dry-sump V8
• Dart block and cylinder heads
• Peterson dry-sump system
• Holley four-barrel carburettor
• Dyno-proven 586.81 PS – approximately 579 hp
• 545.97 lb-ft of torque – approximately 740 Nm
DRIVETRAIN
• G-Force NASCAR road-course gearbox
• Tilton triple-plate racing clutch
• Heavy-duty 12-bolt rear end
• Truetrac limited-slip differential
• One-piece aluminium driveshaft
BRAKES, SUSPENSION & WHEELS
• Brand-new Coleman Racing Products front brake rotors
• Wilwood racing brake calipers
• American Racing Torq Thrust alloy wheels
• 15 × 7-inch front wheels
• 15 × 8.5-inch rear wheels
RACE EQUIPMENT
• Fuel Safe racing fuel cell mounted in the boot-floor area
• Simpson racing harnesses
• Full competition-prepared interior
• All-steel body
This is an extremely clean, properly presented historic race car with serious mechanical specifications and genuine American racing provenance. It is not a recently constructed replica or tribute car—it is a documented SCCA competition Camaro with decades of history behind it.
The combination of its 579 hp dry-sump 388ci engine, NASCAR-derived G-Force gearbox and period-correct appearance makes it a highly capable and impressive historic competition car.
The Camaro is ready for its next custodian to enjoy on the track, at historic racing events or as part of a significant motorsport collection.
Located in Auckland, New Zealand.
Genuine enquiries are welcome. Further photographs, documentation, race history and logbook information can be supplied to serious prospective buyers.