1967 Chevrolet Nickey Camaro RS/SS Stage III

The 1967 Chevrolet Nickey Camaro RS/SS Stage III represented the first dealer-modified 427 Camaro sold as a new vehicle to the public. This Tahoe Turquoise beast features the coveted aluminum-head L89 427 V8 engine—producing a potent 435 horsepower through its trio of two-barrel Holley carburetors.

One of approximately three examples built with this exceptional powerplant, the car’s Stage III modifications included performance headers, aggressive camshaft, solid lifters, and specialized intake manifold. The close-ratio Muncie M21 four-speed transmission with Hurst Competition Plus shifter delivers power to a heavy-duty 12-bolt rear axle with Positraction.

Its visual presence is amplified by distinctive Corvette-style stinger hood scoop, chrome hold-down pins, white Super Sport stripes and badges, and the Rally Sport package featuring hidden headlights.


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