Walkarounds with Steve Magnante | 1973 Chevrolet Camaro RS Split Bumper with numbers matching 350ci
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2022
- In Episode 95, Steve talks in depth about this real 73 Camaro RS sporting its numbers matching 350ci Engine, mated to an automatic turbo 350 Transmission. This car looks great, with fresh show quality paint, and new wheels/tires. This great running driver also has power steering and brakes!
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She looks great!
Your "preesentations" are nothing short of fantastic..
Being a 66 yr "young" Danish gear head who has been into US-cars for almost a life time I just love them.
Ofcourse I drive American: 2015 Sublime Hellcat.
Keep up the good work..
Thats a beautiful car ! Thanks for the view! Similar to the build that Rarerat built on his channel ! 👍👍🇨🇦
Great color and great sound and beautiful wheels. Fantastic daily driver 😎
OH YA!!! GORGEOUS!!!!
Great cars
That steering wheel was also on ‘71 models. I had it in my 71 Z28 that I purchased in 1975. The 3 piece rear spoiler was also used on the 70 Z28 if you got the COPO option. The 10 bolt rear started in 1971.
In 1971 the Z28 received the standard low 1 piece rear spoiler and the 3 piece was an option. My 71 Z28 had the 1 piece. 1970-73 was the same body style and should be judged in that class at shows but they include the whole 2nd Gen years, 1970-81.😢
REALLY diggin' on those "late" edition Hurst mags! Classy touch for sure!...especially w//that gold anodization!
I love this body style. And the steering is amazing
Always liked these cars even though I’m a Mopar nut. My brother, Chevy guy, had a nice 76 Camaro in silver he bought brand new, just a 305 but sharp car still!
Big fan of the split bumper Camaros with a spoiler. This looks to be a good example. Thanks for the look see. 😁
Great looking car, I love my red 73 Z28 RS
Absolutely love this body style.
I knew this car looked familiar, it used to be my neighbors car!
Lake wood! Traction Action!!!!!
I’m not a Chevy fan, but do appreciate the 71-73s. Just a timeless style. I remember a friend had a 71-72 SS or Z28 he bought off another friend - never could manage to get it running right, even after a new motor. Probably operator error across the board. The car was pretty run out by the late 70s, but still had that style and character.
Your not going to mention the”Z28”stripes on the hood, deck lid and spoiler?
cool
That “Vega” steering wheel was a one year only (76) on the Corvette. Anyone owning that year got all kinds of ribbing for it being on there. Blame the bean counters for that one. I was lucky enough to have bought a new 71 RS Camaro a year out of high school. With factory installed bias ply tires, they made winter driving in Chicago very challenging. Sadly, it met its demise in 77 when my cousin borrowed it and…you guessed it, totaled the car. Not one saveable piece of sheet metal. Sitting at a stoplight when a pickup truck rear ended it and pushed it into the car in front. She had to roll down the window on the passenger side to climb out.
Mmmm, such tasty machinery. I have a late model Camaro Z28 convertible with the LS1, but I would give it up in a minute for one of these.
A little off on your rear spoiler info. The three piece was available mid year 1970 as COPO 9796 and became standard in 1971, although a few one piece rear spoilers did make it on to a few early 71s
I like those hurst wheels. Did hurts make wheels ? Or are those just a center cap? Either way I like them. They look good.
My guess is right, again! 1973!
Why is there a gear indicator on the dash ? There is clearly one next to the shifter on the console? 🤔
I saw the Ricky Bobbie Chevelle/Malibu ?, in the intro, are you going to video that Steve. Cause, if ur not first, ur last 🤣🤣🤣
Noticed it too. Very cool
I had one very close to this one in 1980 a 70 &1/2 got it for $2,000 sold it for $2,000 had a vet 327 auto 20 MPG even with a lead foot
I too had a '70 1/2 from 1979 to 1982 with the split bumper and the low rear spoiler. Stripes. Bought I think for $2400. Sold for only $300 with a blown engine. It had a bent frame, so one side the rear was 4 inches taller than the other and I kept breaking motor mounts. I neglected to notice the bent frame when I bought it. But, it had a 4 speed and I would burn the tires in the first 3 gears.
I had the 70
The foam seats are not all 73s not sure if and when they changed. Nice to see the correct RS crash bars under the hood. Also 73 is the last chrome bumper ever!
they need to get RID OF the slapper bars.
So period correct
The Camaro's interior looked cheap compared to the Firebird or TA of the day. Even in later years the Pontiac always looked nicer inside IMO. And later Z28 looked kinda cheesy compared to the Trans Am on the outside too.
Beautiful car but that interior color makes me want to puke !