One of the premises behind HOT ROD's '68 Camaro restification project was to see if the parts required for a restoration/modification project could be obtained ...

Classic muscle cars have always had a loyal following and the F-Body Chevrolet Camaro is no exception. Despite that, it can be hard to find one that’s dramatically more unique than the rest. On offer ...

There’s no replacement for displacement. It’s an adage as old as hot-rodding and one of the set-in-stone truisms. It’s also the thought process behind the ever-increasing popularity of stroker engines ...

Whenever it comes to classic cars, people typically look at a six-cylinder engine just like a kid looks at a bowl of soup when they know there’s cake in the fridge, but in the case of this Camaro, the ...

Long before Pro Touring earned its name, there were still lots of ways to build a corner-burning early Camaro. Chris Kerr began his quest for apex exhilarations way back in 1983 when he located this ...

While the Camaro is already a dream car for so many people, Nickey is the name that instantly catches the attention of most Chevrolet fans out there. And it’s because this dealership, which officially ...

These days, if you want to revamp your classic ride to modern levels, there is a plethora of engines, transmissions, suspension, chassis, interior, and other upgrades to make your old iron a sterling ...

As far as pony cars go, few nameplates have as much cachet as the Chevrolet Camaro. Introduced in 1966 for the 1967 model year, the Camaro was late to the game — Ford and Plymouth had already released ...

Automotive enthusiasts attach special significance to the term “barn find,” applying it to rare and hidden gems that, for one reason or another, haven’t seen the light of day for years, or even ...

Cars stir up magical moments from the past. That's certainly true with this 1968 Camaro SS 396. It's a classic, carrying close ties to Chicago history, as well as fond family memories for Ralph ...

After nearly three decades in the dark confines of a storage shed, my blue ’68 Z/28 was about to taste life once again.