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"This weekend, Chevy will fire up its Hot Wheels tribute edition 1967 Camaro and participate in the 2013 Hot Rod Power Tour. About 3,000 cars will take part in the 1,200-mile road trip, which opens in Arlington, TX and finishes off in Charlotte, NC a week later.  The Camaro concept, unveiled at last year&amp;#039;s SEMA show, is a showcase for GM Performance Parts&amp;#039; emissions-legal crate drivetrain, which pairs the LS3 E-Rod V8 and a 4L65E automatic transmission. The one-stop restomod powertrain system is called &amp;quot;Connect and Cruise,&amp;quot; and should be far more potent and reliable than the stock offerings that were available back in 1967. The car&amp;#039;s appearance, from its blue paint and redline wheels to the side-exit exhaust, mimics that of the die-cast &amp;#039;67 Camaro that was part of the original run of 16 Hot Wheels models introduced in 1968.   Along the way, Chevy will also show off other crate engines like the LS376/575 and LSX454R, as well as performance cars like the Camaro ZL1 Convertible and the C6 Corvette 427 Convertible.  If you want to see the Hot Wheels&amp;#039; 67 Camaro out in the wild, away from the confines of an auto-show floor, here&amp;#039;s your chance. It&amp;#039;s a Long Haul entrant in the tour, meaning it&amp;#039;ll run the full 1200 miles. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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