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Default 1967 Camaro SS 350 Road Research Report C&D 11/66

This was before the introduction special high-performance options such as the Z28 and L78.
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No engine size badging or crossed flag emblems yet headrests, nice.
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I had one of those little D-70-14 redline tires a little while ago, they’re almost comically small looking.
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I had one of those little D-70-14 redline tires a little while ago, they’re almost comically small looking.
----They look small now (probably since about the late 60's), but back in 1967 we all went "WOW"! We were used to 6.70 14's, and as big a narrow tread tire (the only thing available) we could get on the rear. Generally they were bought used from local recyclers. ,,,,,LOL!.....Bill S
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Note the wheels - rallys but painted black.
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This is from the November 1966 issue, in circulation as of late October 1966. That places the feature occurring July 1966.

It's clearly an Engineering car, possibly built 05B with a few others in the CRG db .
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No rear bumper guards, typical for early production.
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