Anyone have a photo of a Sierra Fawn colored '67? I'd really like to see some detailed closeup photos of a Camaro in this color. Mine was originally Sierra Fawn with Gold interior.

Steve

Here ya go.... the power of Google!

[Sierra Fawn '67] (http://www.chevy-camaro.com/FirstGenPages/chevy-camaro-first-generation-pictures.asp?carname=67fawnconv_081504_01)

Here is mine. This color was fairly popular on Cadillac’s and Buick’s in 67. Not many 67 Camaro’s were painted this color. It is still a popular color today on everything from minivans to SUV’s.


http://geocities.com/sdampier@sbcglobal.net/Summer_2005_002_copy.jpg

Cool. Thanks. Can't wait to get mine back to that color. Should look pretty good with the black SS nose stripe. Any more shots of your's Farm Boy?

Steve

I have always loved that color. You don't see many Camaros that color. The first time I ever saw that color (that I can remember) was on a 67 Nova Pro Street car. I had a 67 RS/SS Camaro that was that color. Anyway. I think it's a nice color.

My '67 was originally Sierra Fawn with gold interior, according to trim tag. When I stripped the car two years ago, that color was buried under some Ferrari-looking red under some burgundy under Navy blue! Looking at those pictures I wish I had gone with the original color, but I went with the Navy Blue that appeared on the vehicle's registration ( It's kinda difficult to have the DMV to change the "specs" on the registry here, and I liked the color even tough it isn't original). Perhaps when it's time to paint the car again in a few years!...

I have a 67 RS that color for sale right now. I found out today that only 2.2% of the camaro's built in 67 had this color which makes it the rarest color of all 67's

here's the color chip as pictured by GM
http://www.camaros.net/forums/showthread.php?t=60762

The Sierra Fawn color was new in '67 I'm pretty certain. I had a '67 Impala that was that same color. My parents bought it brand new and I remember my father had to have that color with black interior, black vinyl top and a 327 4 bbl. with power steering and A/C. That car kicked!

My father loved that car. People would call it brown or tan and he would alwasy tell them, "no, it's called Sierra Fawn". The only reason I ended up with it is because the engine blew when the car was 11 or 12 years old.