Chevrolet Camaro

GM at first was not to into the whole cars But horse pulled. They have five different production lines. 2. Camaro I. In 1966 GM finally answered back to the Mustang with their Camaro Line. II. When fist created the Camaro line had more option with their Engines. Unlike mustangs Camaro had appearance and performance. The first model of Camaro was the SS or the super sport it had a 350 cubic inch engine with 295 horse power which is about 14 more than the

Hennessy Venom GT Twin-Turbocharged LS7 V8 The Hennessy venom GT is up there with the top dogs for the fastest cars in the world. We don’t care as much for the car, however we will be focused on the power and drive of the beast the Twin-Turbo LS7 V8. First we will discuss what the engine is and what makes it a perfect fit for the GT. The LS7 is a fourth-generation GM V8 small block and is notorious for consistent and smooth power delivery and are used in only a few lucky hyper-cars. GM

Muscle Cars with Shaker Hoods The Classic Muscle Car with a Shaker Hood Owning a muscle car with a shaker hood isn't for everybody. Even fans of aggressive looking hood scoops would sometimes rather see them as part of the sheet metal hood structure as opposed to a giant sized and oddly shaped air cleaner. However, for those wanting to see their engine come to life, while sitting in the driver seat, this option will continue to be a popular one. Here we'll discuss some of the All-American muscle

Chevrolet started in November 3, 1911 in Detroit, Michigan, United States. A swiss race car driver name Louis Chevrolet, also was an automotive engineer, he co-founded the the Chevrolet Motor Company in Detroit with William Durant. Along the years he first production of Chevrolet was the 1914 Royal Mail Roadster and the Baby Grand touring car the prices of these cars about $750 to $1475 and the production was huge for Chevrolet when the first car wearing a the Chevy

We all know the two famous pick-up trucks; Chevy Silverado and the Ford F-150. Both trucks are ingreat demanded in various countries, but what are the differences that make them unique and their similarities? Starting off with the exterior, the Silverado is starting to be made out of complete steel, and the F-150 has an aluminum body. The Silverado’s body frame is square unlike the F-150 who’s body frame is square then transfers to being wider to the bottom. Both trucks have different shaped head

This rivalry started in 1967, the first year of the Camaro. The rivalry has become more intense every year when new Mustangs and new Camaros come out. Both cars have changed so much over the years and have a lot more power than they used to. Thats where the motors come into play. Everybody wants to know who can make the most power. Probably the most famous Mustang motor is the Shelby GT500. The first GT500 came out in 1967, the first year of the Camaro but the first Mustang came out in 1964 so they were

1966 Chevy Camaros The year was late 1966, you’re standing on the side of the road watching the cars go by. Suddenly a shiny red car comes barreling by, that car was a brand new Chevy Camaro. These cars opened up a new world of high speed racing engines that could still be driven on a normal basis. The Chevy Camaro is widely known because of its rise in popularity, the history of it, and the safety features. In 1966 a car was released, the Chevy Camaro, it became very popular because of its style

e/0/ Part 1: About Us i. About Rick 's Camaros Rick’s Camaros is a company that offers Chevrolet Camaro parts. It was established in 1967, some months after the release of the First Generation Camaros and therefore it has had more than a half a century existence. Rick’s Camaros has come after the merging of Rick 's First Generation and Eckler’s Camaro (Both are Ecklers Companies). This was aimed at providing the users a single spot that has all the Camaro restoration services they would require

Is the Chevrolet Camaro SS a 2+2 version of the Corvette? It sure seems that way. Both models share a 6.2-liter, V-8 engine making 455 horsepower. The Camaro has an output of 455 foot-pounds of torque; the Corvette comes in at 460 foot-pounds. In the Camaro, you get a 6-speed manual transmission; the Corvette has an additional shift point. From there, the differences become more apparent as the Camaro is at least 300 pounds heavier, a foot longer and sits five inches higher than Chevrolet’s sports

Comparing Ford Mustangs and Chevy Camaros Muscle Car," two distinctive cars come to mind, the Camaro and the Mustang. Throughout the era of the early 1950's and 1960's, there was a revolutionary movement that took place and paved the ground work for today's "Muscle Cars" known as the "Ponycar Era." Ask any avid Camaro or Mustang fan about the ponycar era, and watch their pain. They will describe cars that would light the tires on fire, floor it, and hang onto the wheel excitement. Back in the