The 1982 Camaro Z28 wasn’t necessarily the powerful beast customers expected it to be, as its standard 305 engine developed just 145 horsepower, but this didn’t stop the model from becoming the pace ...

The interior may well be the most important part of any hot rod. A trick paintjob is great, but you can't admire it much from the driver seat. The cabin is where we live. With that tenet in mind, this ...

First up was the concealment of the bulky and unattractive 5 mph bumpers behind one-piece endure fascias. The new one-piece nose provided a dramatic facelift for the Camaro that gave it a sportier and ...

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, or maybe ...

Debby Boone was crooning "You Light Up My Life." Jimmy Carter was in the White House. And Chicago Bears' running back Walter Payton was a first time all-pro. It was 1977, a year Wayne Hipple, of ...