Everyone Can Be a Winner: 1999 Camaro Drag Car for $75,000
This week’s Winner is selling their 1999 Camaro Drag Car for $75,000
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Night Under Fire Event Sees Victories for Hight, Fun for Everyone
Over the weekend at Summit Racing Equipment Motorsports Park, Robert Hight showcased his Chevrolet Camaro SS adorned with the vibrant hues of Crowell Tools and Monster Energy as he secured his fifth triumph at the prestigious Cornwell Tools Night Under Fire match race.
Today’s Cool Car Find: 1970 RS Camaro BBC w/ Trailer for $28,000
Today’s CCF pick is this BBC Camaro with a trailer that has over 50k invested!
Today’s Cool Car Find is this 1967 Camaro SS Twin Turbo for $79,000
Today’s CCF pick is this 1967 Twin Turbo Camaro capable of over 1900 HP!
GM Will be Putting the Camaro to Rest
A sad day for bow tie fans. General Motors has announced that they are retiring the legendary Chevrolet Camaro at the end of model year 2024 as the automaker shifts to an all-electric lineup by 2035.
12 Cars of RacingJunk DAY TWELVE: This 1967 Chevrolet Camaro for $59,950
On the Twelfth Day of RacingJunk we present to you this prostreet Camaro
Take a Second Look at this 1969 Camaro-Bird
You have to take a second look at J. Ebert’s car to figure out it’s not what it looks like. At a glance you’d think it’s a ’69 Camaro, but underneath it’s actually a ’69 Firebird.
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[Gallery] Retrofitting This ’67 Camaro With an LS3
Scott’s just getting underway with this incredible, determined build.
2022 COPO Camaro Available with 572ci Big Block V-8
The 2022 Chevrolet COPI\O Camaro will have a new lease on life when it returns to the drag strips of the United States – and wherever it’s approved to race – in 2022, as Chevy has a newly-available 572-cubic-inch Big Block V-8 under the hood.
Ford to Halt Mustang Production
It seems as if auto manufacturers are in unfamiliar waters. The Detroit News reported that General Motors and Ford are dealing with a semiconductor shortage due to the pandemic, causing them to have issues with production limitations and, ultimately, factory closures.