Bench seat, factory floor shift 1968 Camaro???
 

Pics? Can’t ant won’t go on facepuke

Looks to be a Ford shifter

It's a video. Ease up, he was just sharing. I suspect he wasn't looking for an editorial on social media

Unique car,thanks for sharing & nice to see you back on here lowmile.

and a big block to boot! I'm digging the moose head on the wall...

There used to be a blue 68 big block camaro with that same rare shifter set up in NJ many years back. I think that car had like 276 rear gears I saw it a couple times

i want that moos head!

i got so excited i forgot the e at the end of moose lol.
charlie

----I had a really cool mounted Moose head when we lived in Hinsdale. We were making a move back to my home on Cape Cod and I just couldn't take it. It was that or a beautiful mounted buffalo head off my dad's farm in Ohio, and I had to choose the Buffalo. Sold it to the greatest guy next door, hours before we left, but I miss it,,,LOL!....Bill S

Really nice. I'm just curious about the '67 style floor shifter in a '68. He didn't focus much attention on the shifter in the video with it being so unique you'd think he would. I also wonder if it was dealer installed? It, as well as several other things appeared to be added on the invoice and appears to be in a different handwriting or different color ink.

I'm not saying it's bogus but I would like to see the P-O-P and the TT.

Courtesy of CRG….
“A floor-shifter for automatic transmissions was only available with the D55 console. Except 1968 L35/L34 396 engines with the TH400”. Not sure if the bench seat was a factor, but it’s cool.

That shifter is factory and the documentation supports it (both the AIM and this car's shipper).
RPO M11, one-year only. Only with big block and auto. You don't see that shifter very often. Only 82 made.
There was another one, turquoise, also with a WS. Guy changed out the bench and the shifter and painted it red - said it was weird. Yup, now you are like everyone else.

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Sorry they’re somewhat fuzzy but here’s a few pics captured from the video.
L34/M40 w/ AC also fold down rear seat, plate frame is Kenneth Chevrolet, Hawthorne CA.
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~ Pete

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Back in the 70's as a teen I'd have probably done the same thing, not knowing the desire for rare optioned old cars today... I hope the original seat and shifter stayed with the car or was saved, but probably not.

Since I had a picture of the shifter.....
https://www.camaros.org/trans.shtml#THM400