was there ss camaro automatics in 1968?

Question

I have a 1968 camaro convertible rs ss. I had a co-worker state that they didnt make a ss automatic.

Answer 1

Automatic* 3- or 4-speed
A/C no-A/C A/C no-A/C
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230ci/140HP base L6 BF BF BD BA
250ci/155HP L22 L6 CR CQ CN CM
327ci/210HP base V8 ME ME MA MA
327ci/275HP L30 V8 EE EE EA EA
327ci/275HP L30 V8 EN# EN#

*MB1 Torque-Drive or M35 Powerglide for L6
M35 Powerglide for 327ci
#M38 THM350 for a limited-run late-model L30 test fleet
YES!!!

Answer 2

HUZZ published a remarkably thorough reaction, yet not one of the coding in the VIN of that era designates a trim point (like XLT or SS or LE, etc., in accordance with kind) Even as we communicate's longer VIN (17 vs the 12 in 1971) infrequently codes the trim point or overall performance class, in spite of producer, till the overall performance class is a thoroughly separate assembly technique with huge factors content textile distinction, like an AMG Mercedes or an SRT8 Chrysler. for that reason, the VIN won't demonstrate in spite of if the motor vehicle is a real SS or not. you may detect a properly reported, previous college Chevy mechanic, as he can probable spot the final engine numbers or suspension factors. The SS exchange into not as dramatically diverse from different production line vehicles as are the present crop of sturdy point overall performance vehicles, like those pronounced above and the Shelby vehicles and a few others. So, base line, i'm afraid the respond on your question is "no".

Answer 3

Yes They did--- a common one was the ss396 with a 350th transmission. Well i can't say common--only about 311 1968 Camero ss were sold

Answer 4

It was an option. PowerGlide (power tooth). Later years would produce the TH350. Stock was a Muncie.

Answer 5

yes, they did.