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Camaro buyers became more interested in high-performance models in the last years of the first generation, with sales of RS, SS, and Z28 versions increas...
The first-generation Chevrolet Camaro saw the daylight back in 1967 as a 2-door hardtop and convertible, with the GM brand originally carrying the production at two assembly plants in the United States.
Without a doubt, the Chevy Camaro RS is easily counted among the most successful, popular, and memorable pony/muscle cars that ever roared across the Earth’s surface. But the early 1990s were a bit underwhelming in terms of raw power.
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 L6 unit under the hood actually contributes to a mix that you can rarely find these days.
autoevolution Up Next 13 Mar 2021, 7:23 UTC · by 25 photos The RS was the second most popular with more than 37,770 units, while the SS was pretty close with nearly 35,000 models. The Z28, on the other hand, was the rarest in 1969, as Chevrolet manufactured only a little over 20,000 units. The Camaro RS we have here is the closest you can get to the original model manufactured in 1969, as eBay seller carlj22585 promises the car comes in a fully unmolested state with nothing changed inside, outside, or under the hood. “ This is one of the most original cars I have ever seen or boug...