'67 Camaro SS396 L78 "Dixie Twister" Ex Drag Car (22 miles)
 

Pretty interesting car, evidently been a race car since Day 1. Ordered with 4.88, M22, and no radio or heater.

Link to 1967 L78 Dixie Twister Camaro auction

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I dig it. I saw it come up on FB a think a month ago but there were no restored pics.

Did that color become Butternut Yellow in '68? Is this color Capri cream yellow or antique white in person?

Good question - I think Capri Cream might be similar to Palomino Ivory in '68. This is the same color combo as my '68 Z/28 was originally.

Ha! Look how the grease pencil’d “M21” morphed into “M22” on the firewall pics!

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Oh yea nice ride, different color combo for sure. I’d like to see a close up of the TT.

I like the stance!

Me too!

Could you get a m22 in a 67 L7 camaro? I think not.

Butternut Yellow is definitely more yellow than Capri Cream. A guy in our local Camaro club has a Capri Cream '67 and it's very light next to a butternut car.


Why would that be ? The M22 was available in the Chevelles in '66 and '67. Why would it not be available in a Camaro ?

Judging by my doors that still has some original paint, I would say it looks like Antique White. The contrast with a white top should look good one day!