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Camaro Research Group Discussion => Originality => Topic started by: philip on September 18, 2008, 02:21:43 PM
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you can find at the link a 68 coupe camaro made in belgium.
http://www.chevrolet-camaro.net/forum/forum_mc1.php?msg=279260&return=1#top.
the motor seam to be a 350 with the originals chrome valve covers and the exhauts manifolds looks like corvette ones.
there is at yutivo a RS with a 350 350HP ( look at the CRG topic)
what do you sink about this car?????
thanks
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some others pîctures.
http://www.chevrolet-camaro.net/forum/forum_mc1.php?msg=279039&return=1#top
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Looks interesting.
That the engine may not be original because the exhaust manifolds are wrong.
10 bolt or 12 bolt axle?
I posted a reply on the site. Hopefully they can understand me.... :)
btw, that 350 Yutivo was a one-off. There's no documentation that any similar cars were built at Antwerp.
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you can find at the link a 68 coupe camaro made in belgium.
http://www.chevrolet-camaro.net/forum/forum_mc1.php?msg=279260&return=1#top.
the motor seam to be a 350 with the originals chrome valve covers and the exhauts manifolds looks like corvette ones.
there is at yutivo a RS with a 350 350HP ( look at the CRG topic)
what do you sink about this car?????
thanks
Interesting Camaro, looks like it has some nice options. Do you have a better picture of the trimtag?
The front end (lower valance) looks like a RS model, RS tail lights as well. Obviously all RS stuff on the grill is gone and a 'barbeque' grill is installed instead.
Is it your car?
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thanks for your answers.
that's not my car , a Guy find it into a farm !!!!!!!!!!! in belgium
the car didn't start for a lot of year but now, it run well!!!
the guy plan to buy the car and ask for price etc.....
i have otice that the valve covers look like a 350 engine and the exhaust maniflod looks likes corvette ones, so the engine maybe not original.
it's seam to be a RS V8 model : 327 engine factory installed.
thanks again , i will post again when more informations comming
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Very cool Philip! :)
i have notice that the valve covers look like a 350 engine.
The valve covers on this car are aftermarket. The factory original ones in '68 had no script on them. The original valve covers also have one hole each in them for the PCV system.
Paul
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that' s mean they are differents from the 67 model ????
(67 word chevrolet and no hole on the non close ventilation system)
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that' s mean they are differents from the 67 model ????
(67 word chevrolet and no hole on the non close ventilation system)
Correct. Below is a photo of what the original '68 chrome valve covers look like...
Paul
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They look like stock 67 Chrome valve covers to me. What's up with the rubber strip on the rear bumper ? Lots of strange things going on with this car. What's the story on these ? Were they assembled in Belgium from parts shipped over from here or what ?
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They look like stock 67 Chrome valve covers to me. What's up with the rubber strip on the rear bumper ? Lots of strange things going on with this car. What's the story on these ? Were they assembled in Belgium from parts shipped over from here or what ?
Read this:
http://www.camaros.org/geninfo.shtml#Where
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What's up with the long thin cowl tag on the other side??
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What's up with the long thin cowl tag on the other side??
That's the European (ECE) data plate; note the "HX" in the VIN, which says it was built at Antwerp, Belgium.