1971 Camaro Z28 Restomod

1971 was the first full year of 2nd-Generation Camaro production, as a strike at the Norwood, Ohio GM assembly plant delayed the introduction and when the cars were finally launched in 1970, they were designated as 1970 ½ models due to the constraints of the shortened model year. The second-generation Chevy Camaro continued to use the F-Body platform and unibody structure with a front subframe, leaf springs controlling the solid rear axle, and an A-arm front suspension. In comparison to the 1st Generation Camaro, the 2nd Gen was longer, wider, lower, and heavier with safety and emission components complying with new EPA regulations. This custom painted 1971 Camaro Z28 restomod is new to our inventory and a REAL Z28. This vehicle is equipped with a new interior and a built 406 CI V8 engine with just under 5000 miles. It has a Holley Sniper EFI, aluminum heads and intake and a upgraded transmission with 10 bolt posi rear and Auburn 4.11 gears. For those hot Florida days the car has Vintage A/C and new upgraded Dakota digital gauges. The car was custom painted red and black and also comes with U.S MAG wheels. The vehicle has also been upgraded to power steering and brakes. Carbon fiber stripes on the front and rear are also a nice addition the the custom paint scheme. The vehicle is on display in our showroom, please stop by anytime to see this beautiful Camaro.