camaro

Here is the Sunoco Camaro as driven by Dick Brown in 1972 Trans-Am. His best finish was 5th at Road America. Enjoy!

Here are the cars that Alfie Ruys DePerez drove in the 1971 and 1972 Trans-Am seasons. His best finish in 1971 was 5th at Edmonton, and in 1972 he scored 8th place at both Bryar and Road America. This is a simple number swap of a paint scheme that came with the ACL TA mod. This is accurate as...

This is the #93 that Dick Brown ran in the 1971 Trans-Am season. Famously, Mark Donahue said this car was the most beautiful he had even seen. Unfortunately, beauty could not save this car from DNFs at both races it entered in 1971. This car's gray bits were metallic IRL, but unfortunately I...

Here is the #11 Laural Racing Camaro as it appeared in the 1971 Trans-Am season. Fushida was the first Japanese driver to compete in the Trans-Am series, making 2 starts for Laural Racing in 1971. He qualified 14th in his first start at Bryar, but an overheating car ended his day. In his 2nd...

Here is the #77 driven by Walter Parkins in the 1971 and 1972 Trans-Am seasons. His best finish was 8th place at Road America in 1971. Enjoy!

This is a number fix for the Owens Corning Chevy Camaros that come with the ACL Trans-Am mod. I changed the number font for both to closer match how the cars looked in the 1970 season. Enjoy!

Here is the #64 Camaro that Richard Sterbins raced at the 1972 Trans-Am race at Lime Rock Park. He finished 13th. Enjoy!

Here is the #46 that Ken Stoddart campaigned in Trans-Am events in 1971. Mired by mechanical failures, his best finish of the season would be a 15th place at St. Jovite. Enjoy!

Here is the #17 that Kent Fellows raced for Agor Racing in the 1972 Trans-Am season. He failed to finish 4 of the 7 events that year, but scored a respectable best finish of 6th at Mid-Ohio. Enjoy!

Agor Racing Enterprises fielded a second Camaro in select events in the 70's. Brock Yates made 2 starts in this machine, with a best finish of 11th at Watkins Glen. Enjoy!

Here is the Dupli-Color Camaro Jerome Lagod raced in select 1971 Trans-Am events and 1972 Road America. His best finish came at Road America in 1972, a 10th place finish. Enjoy!

Here's the Camaro Jerry Petersen raced in 1971 and 1972 Trans-Am events. The number font was taken from pictures of the car back in the 70's instead of the number font it currently bears in Historic Trans-Am events. Petersen scored a best finish of 9th at both 1971 Bryar and 1972 Donnybrooke...

Gordon Dewar had a busy 1970, racing both Trans-Am and Can-Am events. Here is his Trans-Am Camaro, which he piloted to a best finish of 4th at Bryar. Enjoy!

Here's one I found while watching footage of the 1970 TA race at Bridgehampton: John Kinney's #71 Camaro. He finished 16th in that race, the best result of his 2 starts in the 1970 Trans-Am season. Enjoy!

To go with his 1969 TA car, here's Bob Grossman's Camaro as it ran in 1970. His best finish was a 6th place at Bryar. Enjoy!

Here's a winner: American Racing Associates picked up Chevy's first win of the 1970 Trans-Am season with Milt Minter behind the wheel in an exciting race at Donnybrooke. This is a number swap of one of the paint schemes that comes with the ACL TA mod. Enjoy!

Here is the #72 V/J Racing Camaro driven by Jack Westlund in select events throughout the 1970-1971 Trans-Am seasons. From what I can find, a 7th place finish at Edmonton in 1971 seems to be his best result. Enjoy!

This is the #88 Camaro, piloted by Canadian Maurice Carter in the 1970 Trans-Am season. He found success with this machine, scoring a best of 4th at Mid-Ohio and finishing in the top 10 fairly often. Expect more paint schemes, I am not stopping anytime soon. Enjoy!

This is Joe Chamberlain's Camaro as it appeared in Trans-Am events from 1971-1972. Nice looking car. He scored a best finish of 3rd in 1971 at Edmonton with this car. Enjoy!

Here is Ronnie Bucknum's #9 fielded by Penske in 1969. This is a simple number swap of the skin that comes with the ACL TA mod. Bucknum picked up 2 wins in this car, one at Mid-Ohio and one at Kent.