*Original Post*
This morning, David Page, recent ex-producer of the Food Network's hit show, Diners, Drive-ins and Dives, has confirmed that the iconic red convertible Camaro SS is for sale.
*Update* Spec's: ‘67 Camaro, an original SS. The new engine is a 350C 327HP (with 5,100 miles on the new engine) - 4 on the floor, rear wheel drive. The car itself has 61,682 miles on it, and the original 327 engine is crated up and will be available to the buyer if wanted.
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According to local sources, the red Camaro seen at recent Triple D shoots in Detroit and Vancouver is a 1968. A few other cars have been seen on the show: in early episodes, a dark blue '66 Mustang. Fans may also recall seeing Guy's Shelby Cobra make a cameo a few times, an "impostor" '67 Camaro in Alaska, and of course there was the "Woodie" in the Hawaii episodes.
We'll update this post as more information on the Triple D car auction becomes available.
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3 comments:
Some friends and I are in debate on whether or not the Camaro is "driven" or "shipped" between episodes. Can you enlighten us?
KBrasw3016@aol.com
Great car, I've also got one (a true SS 350) It cannot be an original SS since as posted, the original uninstalled 327 is included in the sale. F body SS camaro's only came with either 350's or 396's. The 327 version was available in any non SS car. A real winner was the M-20, L-30 camaro that featured the 327 / 275 hp motor with most of the SS performance options as ordered by the buyer.
Sometimes considered the unadvertised / unmarked SS, It was NOT a true SS. Not too many of them around and a great find if one has matching numbers.
Kelly,
It's trailered in an enclosed truck between cities, and driven between restaurant locations within a metro area.
:)
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