This 1970 Chevrolet Camaro IMSA GT race car boasts an impressive period IMSA GT competition history, spanning from 1972 to 1981. It is a Rolex Reunion class winner and has undergone a fresh mechanical restoration by Randy Peterson.

The International Motor Sports Association GT class was North America's premier Gran Touring Championship, focusing on long-distance events and highlighting the battle between European and domestic manufacturers. This Camaro participated in select IMSA GT events for over a decade, from 1972 through 1982, and was converted to racing trim by Craig Carter from a salvaged street car that was a flood victim of Hurricane Agnes in 1972.

Under previous custodianship, the Camaro has enjoyed a comprehensive restoration to its 1978-period specification and has proven immensely competitive in historic racing events on the west coast. It has logged victories at the Monterey Rolex Reunion (2014) and the Sonoma Historic Reunion (2016), succeeding against stiff competition from other tube-frame cars and historically significant Porsche 935s.

Perfect for horsepower-reliant events such as the Daytona 24 Hour Classic, this Big Block Chevrolet with period racing history will place its brave new owner in a position of intimidation, intimidating the competition. With its rich history, recent restoration, and competitive performance, this Camaro is an exceptional opportunity for collectors and racing enthusiasts alike.