They say that fashion goes around and comes back again. What’s hot in one decade is laughed at in the next before being reborn again in decades to come. The 1981 Chev Camaro may have missed that memo. Not only was it unpopular when it sat lingering in GM dealerships when new, but it’s never gained popularity since. Michael Crawley may have inadvertently become the one man to change that though.
It wasn’t so much that he chose the car, but that the car almost chose him, as he’d lent a contact workshop space to build the car for itself. While the build got a small way done before Mike took ownership, it sounds like a few people must have had a go at improving it previously. Being a factory…
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NZV8 (Digital) - 1 Issue, No 226 March - April 2025