Very good video !

MY DREAM CAR WAS THE 70 RS IN 1976.I BOUGHT WITH DADS HELP. IN .2006 I BOUGHT A 1972 RS.WITHOUT HIM..

Thank you. Proud owner of a 70 RS since 1990.

RS gives you split bumper 😊

70 --0==0-- front End,, wide ratio muncie can help it get to 150

there all damn clones 70s the best 4 get the rest

my camaro read .. rs /ss /mississippi

Thanks. But, if the 1973 type lt had RS package, where would type lt badge go ?

My 71 Z came factory with the short rear spoiler. Also no split bumper but had the two small vertical pieces.

素晴らしい！ テンポもいいし、とても良く分かりました。ありがとう👍

Great information. I wondered about the differences and how that played with models and years. Now I can recognize these and speak with intelligence about them. I bought a normie hand me down from my Dad, but it was pretty cool to be 17 and be driving around a normie 1971 non RS non SS non Z28 Camaro. It still got looks, and honestly had plenty of power for me at the time. I top tuned it because it had a very tempermental 2bbl carburator and Thermostatic Coil choke that I was constantly messing around with to make it react instantly, but open fully. Finally I modded the carb, and put in a manual choke to make sure it was opening up all the way when it should. Nobody taught me how, I just did it. Because it was a normie model (a beautiful blue one that seemed to have a purplish tint at night) it had the pointy bumper and I remember I accidently hit a brick wall at low speed behind a gas station one day. It chipped a chunk out of the wall right at the sharp middle of the bumper, but it didn't scratch or dent the chrome bumper in the least. They don't make em like that anymore. I remember thinking at the time that it had too much smog crap on it, but I was glad I didn't have the 72 where it got even worse. I like the longbody 2nd generation cars, but I think the 1970 version, before the smog add-ons are best from a mechanical standpoint.Of course I guess you could just remove that stuff. I don't know why I didn't just tear it out, but I guess I was still happy with the performance. Mine was lower powered, but at least it was a V8 and it was heaven for a 17 year old boy. Databyter

Not split bumoer

Qué hermoso auto

They may look the same from the rear - but 70 had its own tail light lenses - different from later versions. Also the RS option had small metal rings around the inner portion of the lens

In your video you show a picture of a 73 Camaro but the front bumper is incorrect. The caption should read 1972 Camaro. The reason being it doesn’t have vertical bumperettes .

69 has grille/gills in front of rear wheel wells

AND front wheel wells

I like the video. I have a 1970 RS/Z28

Would be cool to do the 2nd gen chevelle 68-72 differences. I like your videos. I liked the camaro 2nd gen. Video, I have a 1970 RS/Z28

WHO WON> !?

Love that video!! Great help

That soundtrack is slammin..

So the front bumperettes on the RS were not optional. Therefore, it wouldn't be factory with the lower parking lights under the shorter bumpers. The Z/28 was the only 70-73 Camaro with available hood & deck lid stripes. 👍🏻👍🏻

Exactly what I was looking for when searching the differences between these years Camaros! Thank you for the great video.

How about the rear deck spoiler options on these cars. I prefer the one that wraps around quarters. Which cars are identified by the different spoilers?

Awesome video, very helpful!

Owned a 70 1/2 Z28 from 82’-86’. What a great car it was, sure do miss it..

question... On the example that was labeled either a '72 or a '73, I didn't see any of the ugly vertical "bumperettes" on anything but the '73. And since they did all the emissions shenanigans on the '73 model year (dropping the 350ci's HP dramatically BTW), did they also do a "safety upgrade" with those vertical bumper thingies? I am asking, IDK

Down Shaft!

Can you spot what was incorrect about this video, that the poster listed in this video that was, "correct" ?

I like the 1970-1973 model years Camaro or Firebird rear window. I don't like when Fisher Body redesigned the rear window to make it wrap around to the side for the 1974-1981 model years

What a sexxy body style. GM got it right these 3 1/2 years. I wanted one as a teenager, but I didn't have the cash, so I bought nice muscle cars that were less expensive yet snazzy. 0

Funny @ 56 seconds that's the interior of a Firebird. Note the shifter and steering wheel.

i saw a camaro video i cant remember what year it was the front emblem badge was red,white and blue

And the rarest of all was the sport coupe701/2,only offered that year and is unheard of,it was the only model in which the buyer could order any option available from rs,ss,z-28,rs/ss,models,which made a S/C,bad ass,I had a split bumper,350,low back bucket seat black with white Talley stripes,n a crooked tow yard owner intentionlally had someone crash into me n close down tow yard for 30 days to pass so he could steal my car legally!!!Yep,that's the truth n it's the only model I've ever seen to have both rear tail lights without the backup clear light in middle of outer lights,!!!true story,n a fact of a truly rare n awesome Camaro,no one knows even exist,but I got paperwork from van nuts plant where it was built to prove it's existence!!!

I was followed for several seconds by a ghost Camaro on Texas Hwy 77 S in 1976. It moved sharply from side to side, dipping deeply, right behind my VW beetle. It was an orangey brown. I looked forward for a second , looked back, and it was gone.

💥 7:06 Nothing at car shows annoys me more than seeing this low budget RS conversion from a base Camaro. Aside from it not having the round front blinker lights the entire center nose area is very much different and was not mentioned in this video. The surround around the grill is thick rubber, not sheet metal and there is a visible seam. My dads 69 GTO had a rubber front area and he said it was called an Enduro bumper. Also the two grills are separated with the same rubber material with a thin vertical strip and the grills are deeply inset into the nose and has a wide chrome bezel around it. I love my 70-1/2 RS Z28 and thank you for this great video. 🇺🇸💪🏼

I love Starsky and Hutch music I keep thanking Huggy Bears going to pull up and some hopping ass Lincoln

The worst thing Chevy did was change the back glass design, I have coupe and convertable Gen 5 camaros and they are 5 times more dangerous as far as blind spots than the 70 model

My sister owned a 70 with 6 cyl auto on the steering column. I had a 70 with 350 Chevy used seats from 69 camaro,my buddy had 69. Seats and auto shifter were the same

The automatic shifter was the same as the 69 camaro,Chevy changed it in 71

64 & 65 did not have the same back view. 64 had a larger taillight assembly than the 65.

EVAPORATETOR CORE BOX IS DIFFERENT. STEERINGWHEEL IS DIFFERENT. DASHPAD.

Z-28 had AC OTHERS DIDNT. DIFFERENT FAN SHROUD,UNDER DASH CONTROL SWITCHES.NO COWL INDUCTION ON ANY OF THEM.REAR SPOILER WAS A DEALER ADD ON. I HAVE YET TO SEE THE 70.AS A 701/2 on the original title. With build sheet.

I saved video, I learned alot thanks

very cool 😎, I have a 72 ss 396

Sweet video.

Good job, folks!!

the major difference is the 72 and 73 Camaro's couldn't piss a drop

67 emblem says Chevrolet Camaro 68 is Camaro Chevrolet....