Custom cars are for many the best cars, and the 1969 Chevrolet Camaro RS restomod that we have here is just the living proof of how awesome an iconic model can get with the right upgrades. Follow us: ...

Back in 1969, most of those who wanted to buy a new Camaro went for the base model, with Chevrolet building over 150,000 units in this configuration. The RS was obviously rarer, as only close to ...

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Clean and mean is the theme for this 1969 Chevy Camaro build, with 800 ponies ready to go under a custom widebody done in white and black. This Chevy Camaro was built by Born Vintage out of ...

Classic muscle cars have long been a canvas for ambitious restomod builders, yet few projects stretch the idea quite this far. California-based Blazin Rodz has turned a 1969 Camaro into something far ...

Chip Foose presented this beautiful 1969 Chevrolet Camaro to its owner at this year’s SEMA show in Las Vegas, together with the visually stunning Jaguar E-Type that featured an LS swap. The popular ...

Licata didn't like my first draft. He kicked it back and demanded a rewrite. Punk. Can't blame the guy, though, because a mere nine words doesn't make much of a feature story, now does it? The first ...

Goodguys Rod & Custom Association celebrated America's favorite muscle car at America's favorite car show with a spectacular Summer of '69 display during the Goodguys 22nd PPG Nationals in Columbus, ...

Editor's Note: Last month, we covered the build of Project Unfair's rollcage. Truth be told, the installment you are about to read could have run before the rollcage install. Regardless, here is the ...

Licata didn't like my first draft. He kicked it back and demanded a rewrite. Punk. Can't blame the guy, though, because a mere nine words doesn't make much of a feature story, now does it? The first ...