1969 Camaro Roller on 2040-cars
Hingham, Massachusetts, United States
Engine:V8
Drive Type: Auto
Make: Chevrolet
Mileage: 999,999
Model: Camaro
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: NA
Number of Doors: 2
As you can see this is a 1969 Camaro roller that needs to be finished. Trunk pan and one peice floor pan installed a few years ago. Needs quarter skins installed (which are included).This a a V8 car from the factory, non X code with front drum, indicating it was likely a 307 or 327 auto on the floor. Have quite a few parts that are not on the car: Header panel, radiator support and frame, rear wing, front fenders, hood, lower valance with lights and fender aprons. Has no title but I can provide a bill of sale or registration upon sale. No reserve so it sells for the highest bid.
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