By Joe Boyle

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History of the Camaro

• By Joe Boyle

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The early days
Chevrolet General Manager E.M. "Pete"
Estessetting off the Camaro explosion, September
21, 1966.
3
How the first Camaro looked
The first clay model
First concept that, same design as production
model.
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First Generation 1967-1970

• The first 1967 Camaro was based on Chevy's
  compact Nova. However, it was based on the
  upcoming redesigned '68 Nova.
• The base 2,466 '67 Camaro sport coupe was lean
  and aggressive, as was the convertible.
• Two different trim packages, the RS or SS

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Second Generation (1970½-1981)

• This was in production for 12 years, the longest
  generation
• The second-generation Camaro's styling was
  inspired by Ferrari
• This was the slowest generation

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Third Generation (1982-1992)

• Camaro starts to become more popular
• A Camaro paced the Indianapolis 500 again in 1982
  

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Fourth Generation (1993-2002)

• Best Camaro built period.
• 02 models had over 335 hp straight from the
  factory
• Great bang for the buck very fast, handles well,
  and looks good.

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Charts
A typical chart for a Camaro is a dyno chart,
this shows how much horsepower, torque, and air
fuel ratio the car has.
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Drag Racing

• The camaro is a typical Drag racing car, not a
  rally racing car which races off road.

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Information

• Some information was from http//www.edmunds.com/
  reviews/generations/articles/66170/article.html