Chevrolet introduced the Camaro in 1967 to challenge Ford's incredibly popular Mustang. The original Z/28 debuted in the same year as the road version of the racing camaros, which entered the Trans-Am race series of the SCCA. The Camaro Z/28 won the Trans-Am manufacturing championship in 1968 and '69, and this success on the race track helped to strengthen the Z/28 reputation in performance. The third generation of the Camaro debuted in 1982 with a racially styled car and a new sloping rear body. Chevy updated the external appearance of the Z28 for 1985, and highlights included a new front apron, a revised hood with simulated louvers and new tail lights. The Revell kit of the 85 series Z28 includes these details along with the L69 5.0 liter high-output V8 engine, which is supported by a 5 speed manual transmission. The 1:24 scale model also features the striking L/S Conteur interior with decals that allow paint to be painted in one of the three colors available at the factory. Moreover, the completely new decal sheet offers the 1985 new external graphics of the Z28 in five different color schemes.This text is machine translated.