A heavily modified 1967 Chevrolet Camaro hardtop known as “Evolution” has been listed for $189,000, showcasing a blend of classic design and modern high-performance engineering.
Originally produced during the Camaro’s debut model year, the 1967 version marked Chevrolet’s entry into the competitive muscle car segment. More than 220,000 units were built that year, with a range of engine options and performance packages. This particular example, however, has undergone a complete transformation, evolving far beyond its factory specifications into a pro touring show car.
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Finished in a deep Jet Black paint, the exterior features custom bodywork including a sculpted hood with dual air scoops and a carbon fiber rear spoiler. The car rides on staggered Forgeline wheels, with larger rims at the rear, framing high-performance braking components. While the paint presents a near flawless finish, minor imperfections such as small bubbles have been noted.
Inside, the Camaro departs significantly from its original configuration. The cabin has been fully customized with leather bucket seats, racing harnesses, and a roll bar, creating a blend of comfort and track-focused design. The dashboard incorporates modern instrumentation, including performance gauges and a touchscreen infotainment system with navigation and smartphone integration. Additional details include carbon fiber trim, accent lighting, and a reworked center console with toggle controls.
The centerpiece of the build is its drivetrain. Under the hood sits a Mast Motorsports 7.0-liter LS7 V8 engine producing approximately 690 horsepower. The engine is paired with a six-speed manual transmission and supported by a performance-oriented rear axle setup. The car also features upgraded suspension components and a full disc brake system designed for enhanced handling and stopping power.
The vehicle’s underside reflects the same attention to detail, with a performance exhaust system and engineered suspension setup contributing to its driving capabilities. During testing, the car demonstrated strong performance and responsive handling, though minor issues such as non-functioning windshield wipers were observed.
This Camaro gained recognition on the show circuit between 2016 and 2018, appearing at major events and in automotive media. Now offered for sale, it represents a high-end build aimed at collectors and enthusiasts seeking a modernized interpretation of a classic American muscle car.
