Used 1968 Chevy SS RS Camaro 396 big block manual v8 suit 67 68 69 Corvette Firebird

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1968 CHEVY CAMARO SS RS 396 BIG BLOCK 4 SPEEDThis restored SS/RS comes with a tone of documentation and receipts form it’s restoration. It comes with it’s original 396 MQ 375hp block but is currently running a different big block engine… The original engines MQ code and partial vin validates it’s authenticity as a factory L78 396 375hp SS with a four-speed Muncie close-ratio manual transmission that’s still in the car, is date correct and has it’s partial vin, the rear end is a big block only optioned 12 bolt with 3:07 centre, it’s a date correct housing and date correct diff centre and also has the correct multi leaf rear springs with staggered shocks.

The heater box is also correct for a big block no air conditioned car and SS/RS. The 1968 L78 Super Sport Chevrolet Camaro is one of the most recognisable and wanted cars of the muscle car era. The 396 cubic inch, 375 horsepower V-8 engine was limited to less than 5,000 units and this was a top of the tree car.
Finished in a very rare and one-year-only Camaro colour called Corvette Bronze with black vinyl roof (O2), and black vinyl bucket seats (712), this car is extremely rare…It sits on white stripe tires on Rally wheels, as were offered in limited quantity on ’68 models. In addition to the iconic SS “ice cube tray” big-block hood and gas cap, this car has the desirable RS styling of hideaway headlights, black body striping, and further exterior and interior accents. When it was originally restored in the 90’s it was a genuine 62,000 mile car and now showing 64,333 miles. Selling well below market value for a quick sale…
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PLEASE NOTE: This vehicle is being sold on consignment,
consignment vehicles are sold as is without registration unless otherwise
stated and there is no cooling off period or warranty expressed written or
implied by the consignee. Information is provided to us by the consignee and is
the responsibility of the buyer to have thoroughly inspected the vehicle, and
to have satisfied himself or herself as to the condition and value and to
purchase based upon that judgement solely.
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