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M2 1969 Camaro in 1:24: B&M SS/RS vs. Pro Street Z/28

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Light-blue M2 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 Pro Street with pink stripes, item 40300-121A, 1:24

Choose the black B&M Racing Camaro for its SS/RS identity and dark finish. Choose the light-blue-and-pink Pro Street Z/28 for its contrasting colors and expressly listed roll cage. Both M2 offers represent 1969 Camaros in 1:24, but they are not simply two colors of one identically named release.

The exact items are 40300-112B for B&M and 40300-121A for Pro Street. Keep the item number with the trim and finish when matching the model to a collection.

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B&M Racing SS/RS: the black Camaro

The black B&M Racing SS/RS is the direct choice when that decoration or a black Camaro is your preference.

Its listing identifies opening hood, doors and trunk, positionable wheels, rubber tires and diecast metal with plastic components. Interior and engine-compartment detailing are described, but a roll cage is not expressly listed.

Choose it for the offered appearance and SS/RS designation. B&M branding does not prove that the miniature duplicates one particular privately built race car or includes an operating transmission mechanism.

Pro Street Z/28: light blue with pink stripes

The Pro Street Z/28 offers a different trim name and color treatment. Its light-blue body and pink stripes can provide a clear contrast on a shelf of darker vehicles.

The listing expressly includes a roll cage, alongside opening hood, doors and trunk, positionable wheels and rubber tires. The cage is a specific feature worth considering when you want to view the interior through open doors.

An unlisted cage in the B&M description is not proof of a complete mechanical comparison between the two castings. It means the Pro Street offer explicitly promises that feature; this guide does not claim a physical inspection of either model.

Display size and opening-panel clearance

Both descriptions give approximate dimensions of 7.75 inches long, 2.75 inches wide and 2.5 inches high. Matching catalog figures are useful for initial shelf planning but do not certify identical tooling.

Leave room beside the doors and above the hood when planning an open-panel display. The closed-model height is not the clearance needed for every position, and manufacturer packaging is not the same thing as a separately supplied display case.

Shopping for a Camaro fan

Ask whether the recipient wants a specific Camaro year and trim or simply enjoys different factory-styled releases. A Z/28 request should not silently become an SS/RS purchase just because both are from 1969.

For someone already collecting black Camaros, the Pro Street colors may be a deliberate variation. For a B&M-themed display, the named black release is the more targeted choice.

Need a smaller Camaro instead?

The yellow-and-black Mooneyes 1979 Camaro Z/28, item 31500-HS81, is a separate 1:64 offer with an opening hood and plastic showcase listed.

It is a different year and format, not the smaller version of either 1969 car. Choose it for a compact collection only when that subject and decoration suit you.

For another larger performance-car display, compare the M2 Mustang and Shelby releases.

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Specifications checked September 23, 2026, against linked product listings. This is a catalog-based choice guide, not a hands-on quality ranking.

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