Just inherited a white 1975 camaro. I suppose it is a project, needs quarter panel repair,and general tlc on the exterior andinterior, newgaskets on sun-roof etc., but all mechanicals are great, a nice running 350 v8, modified with a four barrel Holly, hood scoop, hood mounted tach, manual choke, vintage American Racing rims, wide rear wheels and can really lay some rubber. Not sure, but may have been bored out and some other things I don't know about yet.Free car, so I've got some room to put money into it. Good to find the site here. Hope to learn a lot.

Jeverett
Austin, TX

 

Welcome to the forums. Got any pics of your ride?

 

Here are a few of the only photos I have. Back when the car was still in San Angelo.

John

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Hi, welcome to the forum. Your camaro looks great!

 

Nice ride! I'm from San Angelo and have run across a bunch of nice Camaros there. Nobody wants to sell them, though! Enjoy your new toy!

 

welcome nice car!

 

San Angelo and most ofTexas is very Camaro friendly. I am findingseveral Camaro specialists even here in "enviornmentally friendly" Austin.I wanted to note that my '75 no longer has the cat. converter.I suppose that is a good thing.So far I have installed new gaskets for the valve cover and the intake manifold, also new plugs and a new manual choke cable. After I get the rear quarter panel repaired, I'll begin prepping for a new paint job andclean up the engine. The hood mounted tach is not functioning, any suggestions on a replacement?

John