Something freaky is going down, and a roll of blue painter’s tape is at the center of it all. Every piece of weatherstripping on Mac Bernd’s 1969 Chevy Camaro SS 369 is covered in the blue ...

The Camaro still employs a 396, but in slightly modified form. Sometime in '70, the original block failed, and a factory warranty short-block was installed using the L78 heads.

This updated Camaro SS packs its original 396/375 V8 and bold styling, ready for auction with no reserve. A freshly updated 1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS, featuring its original high-performance 396 ...

Super Chevy Magazine tested a Chevy Camaro SS L78 396 when new, and it laid down a 14.16-second quarter-mile time at 101.13 miles per hour. 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T ...

There are few things quite as rock n’ roll as a Chevy Camaro. Especially a classic like this 1969 Camaro SS 396. That it was previously owned by a rock star only makes it all the more so, and ...

One victim was Francisco "Cisco" Gonzalez. Just three months before the June tornado, he purchased a '69 Camaro SS396 four-speed restomod on eBay Motors. Having driven his new possession less than ...

Could a 572ci crate engine be considered a mild enhancement? The DetailsCar: '69 Camaro SS/RS 396 Owner: Jim Hughes Hometown: West "I can see the whole Valley from here!" Hills, California ...

The Camaro, on the other hand, with its L78 396 cu in V8 tops that by five horsepower (375 hp) only to fall short on the maximum torque delivered: 415 lb-ft compared to the 450 in the Mustang.

Getting behind the wheel of Hagerty 's 1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS 396 was like a shot of nostalgia straight into my veins. This Camaro requires deliberate and calculated moves for every action.

Like the Camaro SS, this Mopar has an automatic transmission as well as 4.10 rear gears. Things take a turn for the worse when it comes to weight, because this Super Bee is 3,812 pounds, so it’s a ...

Both vehicles rock a clean, factory stock appearance, and both look to be immaculately maintained. Even better, both cars are quick, too. Let’s start with the 1968 Chevy Camaro SS 396.