Three '68 Camaros. Which Would You Choose?Swafford Auction Group's upcoming sale in Centre, Alabama is stacked with first-generation muscle, but three consignments in particular make for a fun side-by-side comparison: a trio of 1968 Chevrolet Camaros, each built with a completely different mission in mind. One wears a factory-style RS face and a small-block, one is a restored V8 convertible built for comfortable cruising, and one is a supercharged pro-touring coupe built to hunt corners. Same body, three different personalities. Here's a closer look at each one, and the case for picking it over the other two.Car One: 1968 Chevrolet Camaro RS 327Listed by Swafford Auction Group as #19002, this Camaro sticks closest to the script. It wears a bright red exterior with black hood and hockey-stick side stripes, an RS grille and hidden headlights, "327" fender badges, chrome bumpers and wheels, and BFGoodrich Radial T/A tires that give it a period-correct stance. The seller describes it as a recent build, with a full rundown of the mechanical specs still to come. For a buyer who wants a Camaro that looks exactly like the one on the poster in the garage growing up, this is the one to watch.View the full listing and current bid for the Camaro RS 327 at Swafford Auction Group.Car Two: 1968 Chevrolet Camaro 350 V8 ConvertibleListing #36001 takes the opposite approach: comfort over aggression. VIN decoding shows this convertible left the Norwood, Ohio plant as a genuine V8 car, and it has since been treated to a thorough restoration with a modern-driving twist. The drivetrain has been sorted with an upgraded automatic transmission, a new aluminum radiator with a built-in trans cooler, and a Vintage Air heating and A/C system, while Wilwood brakes and refreshed suspension bring the underpinnings up to date. Inside, a custom tan interior, added gauges, and a Bluetooth stereo dress up the cabin, and the Stayfast top with a matching boot means it can be driven year round with the top up or down. For anyone chasing sunny back-road cruises rather than stoplight wins, this is the pick.AdvertisementAdvertisementView the full listing and current bid for the Camaro 350 V8 Convertible at Swafford Auction Group.Car Three: 1968 Chevrolet Camaro Procharged 408 Stroker LSAListing #10011 is the wild card. What began life as a six-cylinder Sport Coupe built in Norwood, Ohio has been turned into a full pro-touring build around a 408 cubic-inch LSA-based stroker V8 fed by a ProCharger supercharger. The engine bay is finished with polished components and custom intake plumbing, while Wilwood brakes, Weld wheels, wide tires, and a tubbed rear end give it the stance to back up the power. Inside, houndstooth-inserted bucket seats, a custom console, and modern touches like Vintage Air, a JBL stereo, and Apple CarPlay round out a cabin built to be driven, not just admired. If the goal is a first-gen Camaro that can hang with modern performance cars, this is the obvious choice.View the full listing and current bid for the Procharged 408 Stroker LSA Camaro at Swafford Auction Group.Three Camaros, three completely different builds, one question: RS 327 for the pure factory look, the 350 convertible for open-air comfort, or the ProCharged 408 Stroker LSA for outright speed? Let us know which one you'd park in your garage, and check Swafford Auction Group's site for previews and bidding details before the gavel drops.AdvertisementAdvertisementCLASSIC CAR INDOOR AUCTION and PROJECT VEHICLE SALES CORRAL We are excited to announce our next upcoming Classic Car Auction to be held inside the old Kmart building located at 1525 Chestnut Bypass in Centre, Alabama. We will also have an outdoor PROJECT VEHICLE and PARTS SALES CORRAL specific to project vehicles. Bid live in person, by phone, or online. Buy/Sell Fee is 6% for all Auction Vehicles (9% for online bids). Previews will be Thursday, August 27th and Friday, August 28th from 9 AM until 5 PM (CDT). Public entry fee for Previews and Auction will be $20 per day or a 3-day pass for $40 (Age 12 and under free with paid adult). Accessibility: Personal wheelchairs and mobility scooters are allowed. Golf carts are not allowed inside the building. Pet Policy. NO PETS are allowed unless the pet is a service animal. NO Exceptions. Auction Vehicle Registration is $150 per vehicle and is nonrefundable. Project Sales Corral Registration is $100 per vehicle or space and is nonrefundable. No other fees will be charged on vehicles or parts swapped or sold in the Project Sales Corral. The Project Sales Corral will be located outside in a designated area. The Project Sales Corral will be open on both preview days and on the day of the auction. ALL entries for Auction and Project Sales Corral must be approved prior to consignment. ALL accepted consignments must have current registration or title in owner/seller's name. NO EXCEPTIONS. Please read complete list of Terms and Conditions for this auction. Call us TODAY at 256.927.8900 to consign your vehicle. DEADLINE for consignments is August 26th at 5:00 pm.Join our Newsletter, follow our Instagram page, and follow us on Facebook.