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The 1968 Chevrolet Camaro RS-SS is a classic American muscle car that represents a combination of two distinct trim packages: the RS (Rally Sport) and the SS (Super Sport). Here's an overview of its history, key facts, production numbers, and notable innovations:

History:

Introduction of the Camaro: The Chevrolet Camaro was introduced in 1966 as a response to the Ford Mustang. It was designed to be a compact, high-performance car available with a variety of options to suit different customer preferences.
Facts:

RS and SS Packages: The 1968 Camaro RS-SS was essentially a Camaro with both the RS and SS packages, combining high-performance features with rally-inspired styling elements.

Design: The RS package included distinctive styling elements such as hidden headlights, revised taillights with backup lights below the bumper, and special exterior trim. The SS package, on the other hand, added performance features like a domed hood with simulated air inlets,...

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