Classic muscle cars have always had a loyal following and the F-Body Chevrolet Camaro is no exception. Despite that, it can be hard to find one that’s dramatically more unique than the rest.

After years of racing, outrunning, and heaven knows what else, Maskery decided it was semi-retirement time for his beloved ’68 Camaro ... s Camaro isn’t just a piece of muscle car history ...

No matter your favorite flavor of classic cars, your dream car is probably in this collection. It could be yours, too. Most ...

The American muscle car ... The sweet spot '68 included newly federally-mandated side-marker lights, making it easy to identify against the '67 model. Everything about the '68 Camaro refined ...

The 1960s and 1970s birthed the American muscle ... cars offered more fun under the hood and were the machines of choice if you wanted to win drag races. For the first time, ’67 to ’68 GT ...

Camaro #100001 built secretly in a WWII warehouse ... a magic wand at one headlight and the front corner of GM’s new muscle car, developed in haste to compete with the smash-hit Ford Mustang.

However, up to a certain point in time, the Camaro retained its muscle car status. That is, until things changed, and the automotive world was adapting to new buyers and an ever-changing market ...

Chevrolet is killing off the Camaro nameplate for now, as it discontinues the sixth generation of the iconic muscle car for 2024. A Collectors’ Edition will be available to 2024 model consumers ...