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"This argument could lead to a bar fight, but to many of us the best Chevrolet Camaro ever was the 1969 Z/28. Adding to its allure is the fact Mark Donohue drove the Roger Penske team&amp;#039;s Z/28 to that year&amp;#039;s Trans-Am championship. Donohue won a half-dozen of the series&amp;#039; races during the season and he also took a pair of 2nd places. In the process, Chevrolet won the Manufacturer&amp;#039;s Championship against Ford and Dodge.   Powering the Camaro is a 5.0-liter small-block Chevy V-8 said to produce 450 bhp. In a car weighing only 3050 lb.\u2014thanks in part to acid-dipping some elements of the car\u2014the Camaro was the class of the field. After Penske&amp;#039;s time with the car, it was sold to Roy Woods Racing where it was driven by Milt Minter and won the Donnybrooke Trans-Am race in 1970. The car is now campaigned in the vintage Trans-Am series by Patrick Hogan of Littleton, Colorado.   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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