Chassis No.

124377N16390



Only a year after the inaugural SCCA Trans-American Sedan Championship kicked off, General Motors entered the fray of the now-renowned Pony Car Wars in 1967 with a truly standout competitor: the Chevrolet Camaro Z/28.



This example is one of just 602 1967 Camaro Z/28s produced and is reportedly one of the first cars delivered to the Pacific Northwest.

Although it was originally intended for a private buyer in Washington c.

January 1967, the Camaro was instead selected by Alan Green Chevrolet to race in their distinct GM Pickup White and Hugger Green metallic livery in the Trans-Am series.

The Seattle-based, dealership-backed team was feared in Pacific Northwest SCCA and ICSCC circles for their successful pre-production L88 Corvettes and Bill Thomas Cheetahs, but this Camaro Z/28 would be their only entry into the higher echelon of Trans-Am competition.



Its first event was the Sebring 4 Hours in April, with minimal modifications and veteran SCCA race...