In 1968, 7,200 Z/28 were sold, and in the final year of the first generation, 1969, over 20,300 mean Camaros were released onto the streets to battle the Mustang Boss 302 and the Barracuda Formula S.

Discovered by YouTube's "Auto Archaeology," the Z/28 is from 1969, the final year for the first-generation Camaro. The muscle car has been with the same owner since 1974 or 1975, but it's been ...

For most people, the excitement of seeing a ride like this barn find 1969 Chevy Camaro Z/28 might be overwhelming. After all, ...

Z/28 Option Package – Dated April 1, 1969. Includes 302-inch V-8 engine with bright accents, chambered dual-exhaust system, Z/28 emblems on grille, front fender and rear panel, ...

1969 Camaro Z/28 - The Thoroughbred. With Over 40 Years Of Racing Heritage, This Ponycar Shows No Signs Of Slowing Down Anytime Soon. Steven Rupp Photographer NIck Licata Writer Oct 01, 2009.

Ah, Some Z! 1969 Camaro. Originally published in the June 1989 issue of Hot Rod magazine. HOT ROD Staff Writer Jan 01, 2023. See 1 Photo. Photography: Lynn McCready-Coombes, PPC Photographic.

The late 1960s was a tumultuous, fear-filled era, and the Costa-Gavras film "Z" (1969) - recently released by the Criterion Collection - plays like a dispatch from the front lines.

Moving to the drivetrain is where a 1969 Z/28 model truly shines. This numbers-matching example boasts the rev-happy DZ 302 cubic-inch V8 gasoline engine, which was designed for the race track.

Born in 1969, he bought his first Camaro, a 1969 RS/SS 396, in 1984 from saved paper route money. He really likes this 1969 Rally Sport Z/28 because it is a "survivor." See All 21 Photos ...