Chevrolet Camaro 1969

58500 USD

CAR DESCRIPTION FROM SELLER
No trades serious buyers with cash only or scroll on please. Real x33 z28 , painted fathom green in 1970's original color was burgundy code 67 very rare color., less than 400 Z28's. Can see traces of burgundy paint on rockers, doors, trunk ,hood etc under gaskets. original interior, small tear in driver seat where an a hole sat in with something in his pocket. Upholstery shop said they could fill the small tear. Original am/fm green light radio, ,12 bolt 3:73, original floors/trunk. Very nice car. Was drag raced when new and blew up the 302. They didn't care about originality back then and put a screaming 1969 427 , rectangular port heads, L88 solid cam, 850 holley. This car comes on like a stick of dynamite, no fuel injection , turbo, rev limiter, traction control here. Just hold on and clean your pants later. First time for sale since the mid 1970's . There are clones and auction cars that have been painted up for quick sales, ones with repo parts etc. Not many real not touched since 70's out there with a true 58000 miles. I even have sun visor that has paper sleeve gm instructions that was taken off when new and another visor put on. Passenger fender top painted in about 1980 due to scratches in the garage. It was painted imron and color does not match. The Aluminum radiator was installed when the car lived in Florida, it ran good with original 302 rad but runs 190 degrees now which is cool for a big block. I have the correct number 302 rad nice with no damage. I also have a new correct master cylinder to be installed. FOLLOWING ARTICLE WAS TAKEN FROM A MOTOR TREND SITE, "What Mark didn't know then (but would learn the hard way years later) was that a Burgundy 69 Z/28 is a rare thing. Of the nearly quarter-million Camaros made for the 1969 model year, about 19,000 were Z/28s. And just two percent of all '69 Camaros—fewer than 5,000 cars—were painted Burgundy. We don't know how many Zs got the Burgundy coat, but if you do the math, two percent of 19,000 works out to not even 400 cars. " MAKE ME A SERIOUS OFFER AND YOU MIGHT OWN IT, NOT HURTING FOR MONEY JUST DOWNSIZING BECAUSE GETTING OLDER AND TIME WAITS FOR NO ONE. THIS IS A SENTIMENTAL SALE SO DON'T BEAT ME UP OR I WILL SHUT DOWN. THANKS.

CAR DESCRIPTION FROM SELLER

No trades serious buyers with cash only or scroll on please. Real x33 z28 , painted fathom green in 1970's original color was burgundy code 67 very rare color., less than 400 Z28's. Can see traces of burgundy paint on rockers, doors, trunk ,hood etc under gaskets. original interior, small tear in driver seat where an a hole sat in with something in his pocket. Upholstery shop said they could fill the small tear. Original am/fm green light radio, ,12 bolt 3:73, original floors/trunk. Very nice car. Was drag raced when new and blew up the 302. They didn't care about originality back then and put a screaming 1969 427 , rectangular port heads, L88 solid cam, 850 holley. This car comes on like a stick of dynamite, no fuel injection , turbo, rev limiter, traction control here. Just hold on and clean your pants later. First time for sale since the mid 1970's . There are clones and auction cars that have been painted up for quick sales, ones with repo parts etc. Not many real not touched since 70's out there with a true 58000 miles. I even have sun visor that has paper sleeve gm instructions that was taken off when new and another visor put on. Passenger fender top painted in about 1980 due to scratches in the garage. It was painted imron and color does not match. The Aluminum radiator was installed when the car lived in Florida, it ran good with original 302 rad but runs 190 degrees now which is cool for a big block. I have the correct number 302 rad nice with no damage. I also have a new correct master cylinder to be installed. FOLLOWING ARTICLE WAS TAKEN FROM A MOTOR TREND SITE, "What Mark didn't know then (but would learn the hard way years later) was that a Burgundy 69 Z/28 is a rare thing. Of the nearly quarter-million Camaros made for the 1969 model year, about 19,000 were Z/28s. And just two percent of all '69 Camaros—fewer than 5,000 cars—were painted Burgundy. We don't know how many Zs got the Burgundy coat, but if you do the math, two percent of 19,000 works out to not even 400 cars. " MAKE ME A SERIOUS OFFER AND YOU MIGHT OWN IT, NOT HURTING FOR MONEY JUST DOWNSIZING BECAUSE GETTING OLDER AND TIME WAITS FOR NO ONE. THIS IS A SENTIMENTAL SALE SO DON'T BEAT ME UP OR I WILL SHUT DOWN. THANKS.

BASIC CAR INFORMATION
Price:	58500 USD
Make:	Chevrolet
Model:	Camaro
Year:	1969
Mileage:	58000 MI
Transmission:	Manual

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Chevrolet Camaro 1969

See also

1969 Dodge Coronet

1965 Ford Mustang

1979 Mini MK 1.3 4

1967 Jaguar E-Type