The Camaro was Chevrolet's answer to the Ford Mustang and, while it came two years later than the original Pony Car, it was hugely successful.  

Aficionados of early Camaros favor the 1969 model, with its updated styling and sculptured character lines that swept off the front and rear wheel openings, providing a more sophisticated European appearance.

Shown here is a "double option" version, combining the SS 350 performance package and the RS package which has stronger suspension, front and rear spoilers, concealed headlights with a special grille, unique taillights, hockey stick side stripes and a unique raised hood with chromed intakes.