Parked for decades, this primer-finished 1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS found a new home and will be returned to public roads.

Few other cars create excitement for the Chevy Camaro faithful like a COPO Camaro. COPO, or Central Office Production Order, was a designation usually reserved for fleet orders or specialty vehicles ...

The 1969 model year saw first-generation Chevy Camaro production reach its epoch, with 243,085 units leaving the factory. One reason for this was the lengthy production period that ran from September ...

The 1969 Chevrolet Camaro is a poster child for the golden age of muscle cars, but an example heading to auction with Mecum at the company's Dallas auction this month is no ordinary Camaro. According ...

This Camaro doesn't need anything to return to the road, so whoever buys it can drive the car immediately after picking it up ...

We often show you stories at HOT ROD where some lucky gearhead finds some dusty classic hiding in a barn or buried in someone's garage. But what about the seller's side of the story? Yeah, we see ...

Even when it seems everyone and their brother are hunting down barn find cars that have been locked away, there are still interesting and valuable cars being brought out into the sun for the first ...

Sixty-nine was a killer year for Camaro. The body packed on a heap of muscle for the first generation car’s final outing, it was the last time you’d be able to buy a convertible model for over 15 ...

The first-year Camaro crossing the block through Mecum Auctions is just one vehicle among an impressive group of desirable Chevrolets coming to the NRG Center in Houston, Tex., from April 4 through 6.