The second-generation Chevrolet Camaro was produced between the 1970 and 1981 model years, and although the exterior styling is easily recognized by stateside Camaro enthusiasts, the model featured ...

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Just when you think you've seen every Camaro model year, every headlight and bumper combination, this thing comes along. It's the 1976 Camaro "Europa Hurst" by Frua and it's going up for auction next ...

1976 was a good year for the Camaro, as Chevrolet produced close to 183,000 units. The Sport Coupes fitted with a 305ci engine rated at 140 horsepower were the most popular with over 92,000 units, ...

The second-generation Chevrolet Camaro is celebrated for its muscle car brawn and classic Coke bottle styling. Few have ever complained that it was too long, though if that describes you, then this ...

Let's face it, engine swaps are officially the rage. Again. For years, the ultimate goal of any gearhead was stuffin' the latest, greatest powerplant where it never was from the factory. Think monster ...

The second-generation Camaro was designed in the late-'60s with one goal in mind: Put one in every driveway. Between 1970 and 1981, Chevy built 1.9 million Camaros, while its sister division, Pontiac, ...

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This month, we're taking a little different approach to our '76 Camaro project car: rather than spend a lot more money on parts, we're taking a scientific approach and hitting the laboratory. Our lab, ...