By Mark Gearhart

powerTV Media

Back in May you may remember we came across a snapshot of a Pro Street style Camaro just laying unattended to down in Panama. While it peaked our interest quite a bit, it’s location, current state and the odds of its survival led us to believe the Camaro had just seen better days, and likely wouldn’t be moving under its own power anytime soon. In other words, we thought it was a goner. Well, a short time after that all the forums blew up with everyone on the hunt for more info on the car. To our surprise, after a few months of rumors and ideas circled around the car, we got word that the car was indeed getting a second chance to make not another, but its first pass down the 1/4 mile.

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The original snapshot we discovered back in May

By Rob Einaudi

Editor-in-Chief

It takes a lot to shock me after working at CarDomain for four years, but this 1994 Camaro on eBay blew me away. Sadly the pics aren’t too big or too great, but I’ve got tons more after the jump!

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By Rob Einaudi

Editor-in-Chief

I’m kind of surprised it took this long. The kit will debut at SEMA and will run you $6,500. Via Edmunds

By Rob Einaudi

Editor-in-Chief

Check out this awesome SEMA-bound Camaro from aLL STaR Performance. Gene has been documenting the build on CarDomain, so be sure to check out his ride page.

By Rob Einaudi

Editor-in-Chief

All 100 of these $75,000 special edition Camaro verts are spoken for–sold out in just three minutes! I would have bought one but I’m holding out for the Martha Stewart Challenger. Via GM

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By Brian Lohnes

BangShift.com

Cherry Bomb ran an online poll for enthusiasts to decide what the company’s next project would be and the Camaro won out over a Mustang. In typical Cherry Bomb style, the car is going to be loud, fast, and pretty freakin’ slick lookin’. This isn’t just an exhaust upgrade, these guys are doing the Camaro from soup to nuts. Read more and see all the pics at BangShift.com

By Jen Dunnaway

Editor

In the event that anyone’s finding their new Camaro has a little too much wide-eyed innocence, there’s now, of course, a dress-up grille kit available to make it look more squinty and mean. Or more like a Lincoln. And it diminishes the effectiveness of your headlights, too–check out the “install” video after the jump and you’ll see what I mean. Via Carscoop.

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By Jen Dunnaway

Editor

This is purported to be the first video of GM’s new blown beastie doing anything cool, and between the supercharger whine and whatever exhaust setup they’re piping it through, it sounds nothing short of amazing. I love how the video shooter is besotted enough to follow the prototype home afterwards. Via Camaro5.

By Jen Dunnaway

Editor

The Barrett-Jackson collector-car auction is happening this week in Vegas, and one of the flagship cars that’ll be going across the block is this 1985 Camaro, signed by just about every artist who took part in the Live Aid concert for world hunger that year. Ozzy Ozbourne, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, Run DMC, Tom Petty, at least half of the Rolling Stones, The Four Tops, Bette Midler, Carlos Santana, Robert Plant and Bo Diddly have all put their scribbles on it. A little acetone and some buffing and this’d make a great ultra-low-miles 3rd gen IROC. Whoops! I mean…

Speaking of ruining the hobby, SPEED is running a fantasy bid contest wherein you get to guess the sums that bidders will fork out for the Barrett-Jackson cars this week in the world’s most well-televised frenzy of automotive conspicuous consumption. Hey, you could win an iPad. Anyway, read about the Live Aid Camaro on the SPEED website, and see a ton more pics of it here.

By Rob Einaudi

Editor-in-Chief

Now that is some blue paint on Chris’s third gen Camaro! It’s a brand new ride page so I’m looking forward to seeing more!