The car doesn’t have the original engine or transmission, and it comes with a 4.10 rear; it was originally a Rallye Green example, but a past owner repainted it ...

First arriving in 1967 as a homologation package for the competitive Trans Am racing series, the Z/28, sometimes spelt Z28 depending on the year, has been an on-again off-again Camaro designation ...

The resulting Camaro was the Z28, which was homologated as a road ... Chevy wasn't initially competing in the SCCA Trans Am ...

Trans-Am was also open to FIA Group 2 Touring ... RPO Z28 - a package that never made it into the ’67 Camaro catalog. Z28 was (at least initially) not a model name - it was just an ordering ...

During an era when performance was not on the menu for most US carmakers, these five models defied restrictions and continued to thrill in a straight line ...

Yes, the new Trans Am SE Bandit Edition has been signed and endorsed by the man himself, but what's important here is not the signature on the dash, it's the bits of Camaro that have been modified.

One of the greatest examples of nameplate, the 1967 Camaro Z28 Trans-Am race car, will be auctioned off during Mecum’s upcoming Kissimmee sale. And “The Lightweight,” as it is better known to pony car ...