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Help Support Go Camaro by getting your Camaro Wear and Gear from the Store above.
This is only a partial list, if you need something and don’t see it here please don’t hesitate to call or email us for what you're looking for.
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1970 was the beginning year of the Second Generation Camaro. With a whole new look and attitude. The redesigned 1970 Camaro's were not introduced to the public until February 26, 1970, causing some of the new cars to be labeled with a 1970 1/2 moniker, though GM certified them all as 1970 models. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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A new and improved Chevy Camaro was introduced in 1974. The first changes Camaro lovers noticed were those on the outside including a body-colored fascia above the front bumper, the addition of aluminum bumpers in the front and rear and new taillights. For the accident-prone driver, the new Camaro featured rubber impact strips on the bumpers and spring devices that returned them to their correct positions. |
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Camaro entered 1980 wearing a new grille with (tighter crosshatch pattern and offering a revised engine selection. A lighter, more economical 3.8-liter (229-cid) V6 rated at 115-hp replaced the old familiar 250-cid I-6 as the standard engine. Camaro's sold in California also had a base 3.8-liter V6, but it was Buick's 231-cid engine. |
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From wheels to interior parts and everything in between, we also stock a large selection of miscellaneous parts that are often hard to find and might just be the missing piece or perfect add-on to make your project complete. |
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