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1975 Camaro Specifications<\/h2>\n\n\n\n
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In 1975, Chevy decided to drop the Z28 model and after the loss of the SS model, the 1975 Camaro was steadily becoming a more conservative vehicle under the hood.<\/h3>\n

A steady stream of vehicle-related regulations, continuing fears of oil shortages, and a bigger focus on fuel efficiency may have been shorting the 1975 Camaro\u2019s horsepower but not its production levels. In 1975 the Camaro stood alone in the \u2018pony car\u2019 category.<\/p>\n

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1975 Camaro OEM Brochure<\/h2>\n