Oh man dont I wish!!!<br /><br />Its a 350 SS, 4sp and the numbers match. Who knows if the engine is ok though. It had to be parked for a reason.<br /><br />Let me explain how I found it. Long.<br /><br />When I was a kid, this ranch belonged to my uncles, durring the summer I would go over there and play with my cousins for a few weeks out of the summer. The uncles have passed, and the ranch sold. I was telling my wife about the fun I used to have playing around this ranch, and she wanted to see it. I told her that I didnt know the people that owned it now, but figured that they could just run me off, so I decided to drive up there and ask if I could show her around. They were very kind and said I could walk around a bit. Thats when I found the car, just being a wee bit nosey maybe.
I have no idea what condition yours is in, or how actuall correct it is now, but what monitary value would you put on your car?<br /><br />There were about 35,000 SS 350s produced that year, so they are not as rare as if it was a Z28 which only had production #s of about 650.
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GREAT FIND!
Ive never actually been involved with Camaros, but I think that you are right. (I think it is in fact an RS), I understand that the only place that it would say RS, (rs), in 67, is on the steering wheel, and on the gas cap which I didnt look at. Just like they didnt have Z28 emblems untill 68.
Good luck on your negotiations. Hope you will be able to remove it before the shack ends up on top of that beautiful car 
<br /><br />I hope you get it for a song! Let us know.
