1973 Chevrolet Camaro Reviews, Pricing & Specs
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The 1973 Chevrolet Camaro continued to drop in power and performance, as did many cars in the 70s. The SuperSport (SS) trim was no longer available, and instead a new LT option was available. The LT package was focused on internal luxury rather than performance with a V8 engine rated at only 115 horsepower. Quite a drop from the SSs.
After the bumper fiasco of 1972, the 73 Camaros rolled off the line with better bumpers than ever. Numbers for the 1973 model looked great, as the drop in production in 1972 offset the 96,751 Camaros born in 1973.
Published Aug 9, 2022 by CarGurus Editorial Team
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by Anonymous
May 29, 2013
1973 Z/28 Camaro 400 hp LT/1 350 bored 4" 11:1 compression, 500 lift 306 duration cam, 202 heads, 780 cfm Holley, sittin on a edelbrock high rise manifold, next its going to be NOS to be added to it. $2000.00 I & my wife put into the engine. Did the rebuild & the work myself.May 29, 2013
by Tim S
Mar 05, 2010
love the car it is very fun to drive need a paint job but its will be done soon. the people i got it from dident do it any favors its a good thing thay sold it thay took a consule out of a newer trans am and put in it and some other odds and ends dont know what thay were thinking but going to put it most of the way back to factoryMar 05, 2010
by Caleb B
Sep 19, 2009
The Camaro is an American classic and I think from 1967-1973 are the real Camaros. With lines the blend american muscle with sport and the aggresive look of a beast the Camaro is one cool looking ride. With a base line 307 V8 it has a lot of room for improvement in the performance arena but you can still break the rear wheels loose easily.Sep 19, 2009
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by Anonymous
May 29, 2013
1973 Z/28 Camaro 400 hp LT/1 350 bored 4" 11:1 compression, 500 lift 306 duration cam, 202 heads, 780 cfm Holley, sittin on a edelbrock high rise manifold, next its going to be NOS to be added to it. $2000.00 I & my wife put into the engine. Did the rebuild & the work myself.May 29, 2013
by Tim S
Mar 05, 2010
love the car it is very fun to drive need a paint job but its will be done soon. the people i got it from dident do it any favors its a good thing thay sold it thay took a consule out of a newer trans am and put in it and some other odds and ends dont know what thay were thinking but going to put it most of the way back to factoryMar 05, 2010
by Caleb B
Sep 19, 2009
The Camaro is an American classic and I think from 1967-1973 are the real Camaros. With lines the blend american muscle with sport and the aggresive look of a beast the Camaro is one cool looking ride. With a base line 307 V8 it has a lot of room for improvement in the performance arena but you can still break the rear wheels loose easily.Sep 19, 2009
by Paul G
Jul 10, 2009
Very quick, 11.91sec @ 118mph in 1/4 mile. 383 stroker, full roller cam and valvetrain. 700r4 overdrive auto trans. 3:43 rear end gears. Flowmaster 2 1/2 exhaust that sets off car alarms everywhere I go. Getting a fresh repaint this month. We have more fun in this car, even when below speed limit, than you can imagine.Jul 10, 2009
by Ben G
Jun 08, 2008
It's a 1973 Camaro Z/28. Is there any more that need be said?Jun 08, 2008
by Anonymous
Sep 16, 2007
love this body style even better than previous model, yes it can use some modifications and upgrades and what you have then is something to love about. Sep 16, 2007
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