1969 Chevrolet Camaro Rsss Original on 2040-cars
Hampton, New Jersey, United States
This 1969 Camaro RS/SS is an All Original Muncie 4-Speed car with factory air conditioning. It is all Numbers Matching with a Special 350 Original 300 High horse Motor & factory Muncie 4 Speed Trans. It has multiple Rare options including the factory air conditioning that is missing the compressor, full factory gauge package with clock, factory center console w/ gauges and clock, factory radio in place with a hideaway sound system with Ipod Controls that works great, Completely Rebuilt RS Hideaway Headlight Vacuum System, and much more! The Factory interior is the original green color and looks great as it was previously fully restored. This car presents beautifully as it is a high driver quality and an older frame off Restoration. The Original Fathom Green Paint Code 57 shines great on this laser straight body as the car is all Original. The car has many options such as Factory 12 Bolt Rear, 350 High Horse Motor w/ Upgraded Carb & Cowl Induction Setup from the Dealer, Brand New Factory SS Wheels w/ BF Goodrich White Letter Tires, & Much more!
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