Life in 1978 America was quite a bit different than it is today. For example, the average income was $17,000, a new home was around $58,000, and if you were a renter, keeping your landlord happy ...

As ironic as it may sound, many refer to the 1978 Camaro Z28 as the “Disco Camaro.” The name came about possibly due to the factory-applied Z28 and RS sticker packages in sync with the times ...

A Camaro RS/SS recently made its way to eBay courtesy ... The buyer drove it in the country until 1978, at which point it became a part of someone's collection. The vehicle hasn't seen the road ...

The Rally Sport (RS) appearance package brought deluxe interior ... Daring to mess (however lightly) with success, Chevrolet equipped the 1978 Camaro with a new nose that put the big bumpers ...

The Car: Custom 1978 Complex Says: While it's a shame what happens to this Camaro, it was beautiful while it lasted. Seems like it might just be a metaphor for the whole film. The Car: 1967 RS ...

With over 220,000 units sold, the 1967 Camaro was a roaring ... his brother Julius found this 1968 RS Z/28 hiding in a barn, where it had been stuffed since 1978. The last owner had raced it ...

A 1977 Camaro RS, produced during this golden era ... A Revival of Automotive History Restoring classic cars is not uncommon. In 2023, a 1978 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am, stored for over 20 years ...

Camaro owners may buy the Retrokits package for installation by a local body shop or have Lingenfelter do the work in house. Prices start at $6,850, not including the man-hours to bolt the bits in ...

Included in the sale of this Chevy Camaro Z/28 are the original owner affidavit, Protect-O-Plate, 1978 transfer of ownership, 1978 title, insurance records, inspection records and NCRS dealer ...

Before you Camaro experts jump all over me and make with the lectures about how this car is really an '80 or '81, try running its license plate number through the state's Smog History website.