1967 Chevrolet Camaro Series Vehicle Profile

Nickey Chevrolet in Chicago, Illinois is known as 'The Original Super Car Headquarters' for good reason. In addition to being one of the highest volume Chevrolet dealers in the country in the 1960s, they built an incredible following of performance enthusiasts with their cars and parts offerings, and are one of the first dealerships to create a true high performance after-market parts catalog.

They are also credited with being the first to put the big block 427 cubic-inch engine under the hood of the all-new for 1967 Chevrolet Camaro. Working with Hi-Performance Cars and Parts Manager Don Swiatek, a die-hard racer himself, and famed engine builder Bill Thomas in California, the streets of Chicago would never be the same. This 1967 Tahoe Turquoise RS/SS Camaro is one of the highest option Nickey 427 Super Camaros ever built.

Under the Stinger hood rests an L89 aluminum head 427 cubic-inch engine with a trio of two-barrel carburetors under a Corvette air cleaner. This car is the real-deal with full provenance and verification from Don Swiatek himself. It is believed to be one of only three 1967 Nickey Super Camaros built with the 427/435 horsepower Corvette tri-power aluminum head L89 engine backed by the Muncie M21 4-speed manual transmission, and the only one that is Tahoe Turquoise.