1973 Chevrolet Camaro Z-28

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  • Chevrolet  Introduced the second generation Camaro to the market in February 1970, it would be in production for a total of 11 years. 
  • The car grew somewhat larger and wider with the new styling, thus resulting in a heavier car. Still based on the F-body platform, the new Camaro was engineered much like its predecessor in that it still used a unibody structure with a front subframe, leaf springs in the back and A-arms up front for suspension.
  • The car would see major changes in both styling and performance as time progressed from the introduction through the end of second-generation production in 1981.
  • This Z-28 features an automatic transmission, A/C, power steering and positive traction. 
  • The exterior color is Light Copper and the interior is Chamois.
  • The V-8 engine has 350 cubic inches and 245 horsepower with a 4 barrel carburetor.
  • Chevrolet produced 11,574 Z-28s in 1973.
  • Price New:  $3,713