Camaro on 2040-cars
Melbourne Beach, Florida, United States
Please contact me only at : magreuwichverdict@web.de 1969 Camaro, big block ,700r 4 speed trans, four wheel discs, houndstooth interior
Lots of expensive upgrades installed:
454 / 425 hp est, cam, weiand alum intake , edlebrock carb, hedman headers, MSD HEI
700r4 over drive trans with, correct GM OEM shifter and trans cooler,
4 core alum radiator with dual electric cooling fans
FOUR wheel ssbc power disc brakes with slotted rotors
frame /chassis welded in supports, frame connectors
new gas tank, sending unit and fuel gauge
New houndstooth interior, w/full factory console
Pioneer CD player/ipod compatible , Kenwood custom kick panel speakers w/ rear speakers
20” american Racing wheels with four new low profile tires.
Yenko 427 badging, not a real yenko if so add $300,000.
Rosewood wood steering wheel with wood appearance console /dash inlay
Nice paint, not full show level but very very nice
Front springs by hotchkis, 1” lower big block springs, newer shocks,
A arm bushing and steering linkages are tight ,appear fairly new. Power steering..
rear springs Detroit speed, multi leaf 1” lowering, with staggered shocks
headman headers into 2.5’” exhaust with flow master dual mufflers.
new battery
S&W gauge set, speedo , tach, oil press, water temp, voltmeter all working correctly
looks great, runs good, drives good, steers quick, stops fast.. a nice handling / driving car.
engine runs nice and smooth, mild cam, and no smoke from the exhaust.
this car is no warranty is expressed or implied. Can assit with shipping anywhere .
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