1969 Chevrolet Camaro on 2040-cars
Brunswick, Georgia, United States
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED EMAIL ME AT: kanisha.voll@toothandmail.com . 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Fuel Injected - True X11 Car
Check out this 1969 Chevrolet Camaro. The car was recently professionally restored. The undercarriage is as solid
as a rock and as clean as the top side (see pics). You are looking at a very good running, very good driving, very
nice looking show/driver car. The car starts, idles and accelerates great with the rebuilt small block and F.A.S.T.
fuel injection. The rebuilt Turbo 400 pulls off without vibration and shifts very smoothly. The completely rebuilt
front end with new shocks and springs makes the car handle like a new one. The front disc brakes stop the car with
ease with no pulling or vibrations. The car cruises down the road at highway speeds with no vibrations or
wandering. It steers with ease due to the power steering. It is a very good cruiser, very dependable and a real eye
catcher. The paint is fresh, in very good shape with no dings or issues. It was professionally wet sanded and
buffed to a mirror finish. You have to see it in person to believe it. The body work is laser straight. Many, many
hours went into the body work to achieve such a nice paint job. The body gaps are better than I’ve ever seen on a
Camaro. There are no fitment issues. You should be able to drive this to California and back without a single
problem other than the crowd it draws when you stop for gas. Fly in and drive it home. If car shows are your thing
then you should be able to bring home many trophies with this beautiful car.
I have set a reasonable But It Now price. It is WAY less than you could ever come close to building this car for.
The following is a list of some options and equipment but by no means a complete list of what has went into
building this awesome car.
Body
The paint is very nice! Professionally wet sanded and buffed to SHOW QUALITY
The body is laser straight with no dents, bubbles or rust SHOW QUALITY
All brightwork, chrome, bumpers, door handles, mirrors, emblems, tail lights and chin spoiler are new with no
issues
New Goodmark steel cowl hood
All glass is new and rolls up and down with ease.
All jambs are freshly painted and very slick and clean with the correct GM stickers and rubber bumpers
It was difficult to take pictures of this car because of all the reflections that show up in the paint.
Wheels and Tires
Chevrolet rally wheels with top hat centers
215/60R15 BF Goodrich Radial tires on the front
245/60R15 BF Goodrich Radial tires on the rear
Running Gear
Very clean and detailed undercarriage (see pics)
Professional restored
Small Block Chevy V8 327 Motor
F.A.S.T. Fuel Injection (very expensive)
Nice cam with a good lope to it but not too radical
Chrome pulleys and brackets
Chrome water pump
Petronics HEI ignition and hot NGK spark plugs
Vintage Air, heat and air conditioning system *COLD*
Sanden A/C compressor.
Aluminum radiator
Factory fan and fan shroud
New battery
Chrome short Chevrolet valve covers
GM power steering pump
All new hoses, belts, fluids and fuel lines from front to back
New fuel tank
New coated long tube Hooker headers with O2 sensor
New dual exhaust
Nice sounding Flowmaster mufflers
Transmission
Rebuilt Turbo 400 transmission
Nice firm shift
New bolt in tubular trans cross member
New U joints and driveshaft
Chrome factory type horseshoe shifter
Brakes
Disc brakes up front drum on the rear
All components are new front and back.
GM master cylinder
GM calipers and rotors up front
Correct functional emergency brake
All new brake lines front to back (hard and rubber)
Suspension
Frontend is all new, with no squeaks, pops or wobbles
New springs and shocks
The rear axle is a 10 bolt
New multi leaf springs
New rear shocks
The bottom side of the car is as solid as a rock and very clean. The floor pans are slick and guaranteed to be rust
free. No evidence of any patches. Look at the undercarriage pics.
Interior
New black interior
No rips, holes, worn spots or issues
Custom covered and very nice
Front and Rear seats are stock Camaro seats custom covered
Dash pad is new
New black headliner and dome light
New black carpet and Camaro floor mats
New custom black kick panels with SPEAKERS
Fisher door seal plates
Camaro door panels and armrest
Chrome factory door handles and window cranks
Black GM seat belts, even the shoulder belts
Rear deck is custom covered
GM tilt steering column
Corvette style soft grip GM steering wheel
Stock looking Vintage Air A/C switch panel
Stock chrome A/C vents and trim rings
New gauge bezels
All new switch knobs
ALL new wiring
Stock rear view mirror and black sun visors
New door and window rubbers / weather strips
The trunk is detailed with black carpet and front panel with Camaro script
No patches in the trunk pan and very slick
Radio
Sony CD player
Infiniti Kappa Five amplifier
Alpine 10" sub woofer
2 - 6x9 Infiniti Kappa series rear speakers
2 - 6" Infiniti Kappa series front speakers with satellite tweeters
Custom kick panel
Custom rear deck
Sound system sounds very good, clear and expensive
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