1967 Chevrolet Camaro

1967 to 1969 · Coupe · 220,917 built

The first-generation Camaro launched as Chevrolet's answer to Ford's wildly successful Mustang, and what a response it was. Built on GM's F-body platform, these early Camaros offered everything from economical straight-sixes to fire-breathing big-blocks, with the legendary Z/28 leading the charge on Trans-Am tracks. The '67 introduced the iconic coke-bottle silhouette penned by Henry Haga, while '68 brought side marker lights and the first SS 396. The '69 received a subtle facelift with a deeper front spoiler and revised taillights. Base models came with the 230-cubic-inch inline-six, but savvy collectors know these cars shine with V8 power. Production totaled over 699,000 units across three years, making solid examples accessible while rare factory options and documented provenance drive serious money. First-gen Camaros remain the sweet spot for muscle car collectors—affordable entry point, endless modification potential, and undeniable presence that defined an era.