Fully Wired & Plumbed 396 V-8 Engine Under the Hood
Masterful Interior Detailing with Tilting Low Back Bucket Front Seats
Authentic Matador Red Paint with Rare D88 Multi Color Nose Stripe Package
Removable Soft Top & Optional Boot Tonneau Cover
Original Front & Rear Spoilers
Smooth Rolling Soft Rubber Tires & Steering Wheel Controlied Front Wheels
Why is a 1968 Camaro with the D88 stripe package so rare? Chevrolet's factory manual shows that the D88 stripe package was introduced in December 1967 as an option for customers ordering their 1968 Camaro, but with little notice, Chevrolet cancelled the D88 stripe option in February 1968. So this lasted just 3 months and only a handful of Camaros made it off the assembly line with these stripes. This is why these Camaros have become so rare and have come to be known as Unicorn Camaros in the muscle car community.
Park Chevrolet's most potent Pony Car in your diecast collection and let your friends eat their hearts out! The ZL1 Camaro is a tour de force of technology, engineering and design! Sporting a 580 hp...
One of a KindFeaturesLimited Edition Diecast Collectible - Only 700 ProducedOver 200 PartsRemovable Top & Tonneau IncludedSpecial Prototype Performance Cross Ram Intake, Headers & Suspension
Own the car that single handedly started the muscle car revolution! The 1965 GTO. Pontiac crammed a ferocious 389 cid Tri-Power V-8 into their stylish Tempest and the "family car" was never the same...
Chevrolet built their first ever 4x4 race truck for the inaugural Baja 1000 desert race! This brilliant Desert Dynamics C10 recreates this historic racer with its wired 350 small block under the hood...
