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Camaro #100001 built secretly in a WWII warehouse near GM's factory in Norwood, Ohio Handmade parts and welds convinced ... Okla., bought Nos. 1, 36 and 49. He used them to attract customers.

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The Oregon high school football season kicks off this week, and we’re counting down our annual list of the top 50 games on the schedule. Here is Part 1 of that list. After you see our choices ...

Inside Texas looks at the players wearing Nos. 69-65 to continue our series as the countdown clock gets closer to zero. Kieschnick Jr., the son of Texas baseball legend Brooks Kieschnick, did not play ...

Fully decked out from head-to-toe with custom touches, this 1969 Chevy Camaro was built to plaster a smile on the face of its owner every weekend. That means a head-turning exterior, a fully ...

That particular athlete was the famously elusive Camaro ZL1, of which only 69 examples had ever been built ... by offering engineering assistance and parts to Can-Am race teams.

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The headline here is Oklahoma tuner Finale Speed’s deployment of exposed-weave carbon fibre within the body of this supremely delightful 1969 Chevy Camaro restomod. A side note? That it’s got ...

Wisconsin-based Ringbrothers scanned the original 1969 Camaro body, then digitally modified it before producing it in carbon fiber. Custom 3D-printed and billet-machined parts were also manufactured.

it looks much like the original six-cylinder ’69 that it once was. Yes, it has a modern powertrain, new wheels, a fresh coat of paint, and a restyled hood, but everything that made the Camaro ...