Did 1971 Camaro have a split bumper?

The split bumper Camaro made its debut in 1970. However, it was not until 1971 that it made its way into the showrooms and yards for sale. The term split bumper was used to refer to the design of some of the most iconic second-generation Camaros.

What years were the split bumper Camaro?

Produced from 1970 to 1981, 2nd gen Camaros set themselves apart from their predecessors’ thanks to a heavy restyling of the body, despite the fact the it was fitted on the same platform as before.

Where can I find a 1971 Camaro Z28 split bumper?

This split bumper 1971 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 is for sale in Springfield, Tennessee. It is clearly a project but, if authentic, it would be a good find at the right price. While the seller will not win any prices for photography, you can see more pictures here on eBay. The car is currently bid to $12,100 with 2 days remaining in the auction.

Where can I buy a 1970 Camaro Z / 28?

Real 1970 Camaro Z/28 that has been recently restored using NOS parts. Features much of the origina Gateway Classic Cars of Atlanta is proud to offer this 1970 Chevrolet Camaro.

Is there a 4 speed split bumper Camaro?

The silver paint on the exterior looks acceptable and contrasts well with the black vinyl interior. The interior is rough put shows the 4 speed shifter protruding through the console. The odometer reads 72,373 miles. The seller believes that the car has very little rust but their are no pictures of the frame.

When did Chevy Camaro Z / 28 air conditioning come out?

That said, it was no pretender. The Z/28 package still came with heavy duty suspension and Positraction axle, and under the hood was a 360-horse version of the fantastic solid lifter, high-compression LT1 engine out of the Corvette. Air conditioning wasn’t even available in the Z/28 until 1973.