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Here's the photo, not my own, I'm referring to with the Impala in the foreground where you recognize the text partially visable on the Camaro. Cannot see the Camaro in this photo but there may be a Chevrolet Sportvan in the background with possibly the same text and GM-logo on its side. The Chevy cars are most likely provided by a local Chevrolet/GM dealer, or possibly by GM Nordiska, a GM subsidiary that you may know about, covering the Nordic countries at the time.

Here is a photograph showing Jean-Claude Killy standing in front of what looks to be a 1969 Camaro SS.  According to the metadata it was taken in Stockholm, Sweden on February 23, 1969.  It looks like it spells Chevrolet on the front fender.  Not sure what the first word is.

See it here: https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/news-photo/jean-claude-killy-photographi%C3%A9-avec-un-gar%C3%A7on-pendant-sa-news-photo/693238468?adppopup=true

Regarding post #10 and the text on the side of the 1969 Camaro with Jean-Claude Killy next to it, photo taken in Stockholm, Sweden, February 23, 1969.

I have a photo from one of the ski slopes at Högdalstoppen, in a suburb south of Stockholm, Sweden, most likely from the same occasion as the photo of the 1969 Camaro was taken. The photo I have shows a 1969 Impala with the text (in Swedish) "Jean Claude Killy Åker Chevrolet" on the side, which translated into English means "Jean Claude Killy drives a Chevrolet". The texts (including font and size) on the Impala and Camaro are identical, although only the ending is visible in the Camaro photo.