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Six Like-New 1993 Chevy Camaro Pace Cars Head To Auction
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When it comes to classic muscle cars, I'm a big fan of flashy-colored Chevy Camaros and Ford Mustangs. I've never been a fan of white, black, and gray cars, but all that changes when the rig in question is a murdered out restomod. Like this 1969 Chevrolet Camaro here.
autoevolution 28 May 2021, 11:32 UTC ·
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The first-generation Camaro is arguably the most desirable version of the iconic nameplate, and it includes quite a few rare variants. The race-prepped COPO ZL1, for instance, was built in just 69 units. Don Yenko s 1969 Camaro run included just 200 examples, while the original pilot assembly run comprises 49 cars. But none of them are as rare as this 1969 Baldwin Motion Camaro SS, which is unique. 6 photos
Much like Don Yenko, Baldwin-Motion delivered modified Chevy Camaros with performance that exceeded factory ratings. This Daytona Yellow car is slightly different than the rest, as it s the only Baldwin-Motion 1969 SS with a 7.4-liter LS7 V8 under the hood.
autoevolution 21 Apr 2021, 13:24 UTC ·
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Mercedes-AMG heavily relies on its handcrafted 4.0-liter V8 mill for the high-performance credentials of the vast majority of its models. As far as the high-riding GLC 63 is concerned, it’s good for either 469 or 503 horsepower when opting for the “
S” configuration. That means a Lamborghini Urus, the mighty Trackhawk, or a Hellcat Charger should make short work of this Merc at the strip. 18 photos
Still, if there’s one thing we’ve learned since enjoying the quarter-mile action from YouTube outlets such as the
Drag Racing and Car Stuff, it is never to judge a car by its metal wraps, even if everything looks bone-stock.
autoevolution 13 Apr 2021, 11:21 UTC ·
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We’ve seen enough restoration (and custom) car projects over the years to know that the end result is only as good as both the hardware and the passion that went into making it. And the 1970 Pontiac Trans Am we have here seems to be a fine representative of great investment in both categories. 11 photos
In the world of classic muscle car collectors, this particular breed of Pontiac occupies a special place. It is perhaps not as visible as the more prominent Chevy Camaros and Ford Mustangs of yesteryear, but it has possibly an equally solid fanbase, whose members are willing to pay a small fortune to get their hands on one of these.