1967 Chevrolet Camaro RS/SS Pace Car Edition Convertible Sells For $575,000 // Mecum Indy 2022

Though Chevrolet has held the contract to provide pace cars for the Indianapolis 500 since 2002, the marque’s cars actually paced the Brickyard 12 times prior to that, starting in 1948, with a 6-cylinder Fleetmaster. The builder returned in 1955 with a V-8-powered Bel Air convertible, but it took another 12 years before a Bowtie would once again pace the field. In 1967, Chevrolet pulled out all the stops and built a pair of 1967 Camaro RS/SS convertibles to pace the history-making race, offering several other parade cars for the event as well. In addition, the venerable company also built and sold approximately 100 pace car edition vehicles to the general public. Amazingly, this 1967 Chevrolet Camaro RS/SS Indy 500 Pace Car is one of the two original vehicles built for on-track pace car duties.

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[TraitofSiNN]

That's a keeper and whoever got it is gonna be love with it

[jackkeller]

I have eight whiskey glasses with the Fisher body medallion and an ashtray from the poker games left over at my house 67 Camaro was a big thing for a lot of people and they always come up with a poker game forgot to mention that my father was a paint supervisor back then at the Norwood plant

[mm_cc]

is this the one found by Dennis Collins?