Restomod 1980 Chevrolet Camaro RS Blends Classic Muscle Style With Modern Performance UpgradesA heavily upgraded 1980 Chevrolet Camaro RS has entered the market, offering a mix of classic second-generation muscle car styling and modern street performance enhancements. Listed at $18,995 through Cruisin Classics, the Camaro features extensive mechanical upgrades and a refreshed appearance designed to retain the character of the original car while improving drivability and reliability.Check out these cars for sale:1983 Buick Electra Park AvenueAdvertisementAdvertisement1951 Pontiac Chieftain Custom Street RodPierce Arrow MotoretteCadillac DevilleFinished in its original-style two-tone orange and brown paint scheme, the Camaro embraces its period-correct appearance with factory-style wheels, Cooper Cobra Radial G/T tires, and rear window louvers that capture the spirit of 1980s American performance cars. While the paint and body are not described as flawless, the car reportedly maintains a solid overall presentation with a clean undercarriage and no significant rust concerns underneath.Inside, the Camaro blends restored components with preserved original features. The cabin includes new AutoMeter gauges, updated door panels, a newer steering wheel, fresh headliner material, and revised shift linkage connected to a TCI 700R4 overdrive transmission. The upgraded transmission also features the proper shift indicator integrated into the center console. Despite the updates, the original seats, carpet, dash, and console remain in place, giving the interior a vintage feel that matches the car’s era.AdvertisementAdvertisementA Vintage Air climate control system adds modern comfort with functioning air conditioning and heat, making the Camaro more practical for regular driving.Performance upgrades form the centerpiece of the build. Under the hood sits a GM Performance 383 cubic-inch stroker crate V8 paired with a GM dual-plane intake and a Brawler 670 carburetor. Supporting modifications include FlowTech long-tube headers, a new exhaust system, a Dewitts aluminum radiator with dual electric fans, a March pulley setup, upgraded ignition components, and new accessory systems throughout the engine bay.The suspension and drivetrain also received extensive work. The Camaro now features upgraded springs, shocks, sway bars, lower control arms, and steering components. Out back, an Eaton positraction differential with 3.75 gears and new bearings helps deliver power to the rear wheels.According to the listing, more than $40,000 has been invested into the drivetrain, suspension, and electronics. The result is a street-focused Camaro that preserves its classic muscle car identity while offering significantly improved performance and drivability compared to its factory-original form.⚡️ Read the full article on MotoriousSign up for the Motorious Newsletter. For the latest news, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.