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The current owner has enjoyed this '69 for about 5 years and is ready to allow someone else to make memories in it. Walking around this Machine one should notice the Butternut Yellow paint with painted gloss black racing stripes, black vinyl top, the offset 18' front /20' rear chrome allot wheels wrapped in radial tires, cowl hood, SS Badging, rear spoiler, dual exhaust, tinted windows, and the chrome accent trim. The interior flows well with the paint and features the famous (in our opinion) Houndstooth cloth inserts into black vinyl bucket seats, seat belts, air conditioning, power steering, tilt steering wheel, power brakes with disc in the front, AM/FM/CD player with upgraded speakers, and black carpeting. Powering this beauty is a painted Chevy orange block, 350 CID V8 engine that was taken apart and upgraded by Anti-Venom Racing in Florida. Some of the upgrades include aluminum heads, lifters, Trick-Flow Cam, Holley 4-barrel Carburetor, Corvette valve covers, and an aluminum intake. The rebuilt on the engine...

This is a phenomenal example of a hugger orange SS with black accents. Interior is as clean as they come with black sport black vinyl buckets, great carpet and headliner. This dream SS is powered by a healthy 350cid, backed with a TH350 and posi 3. 07 rear end, she is sure to put you back in the seat. The dual exhaust emits a nice throaty rumble at idle and absolutely sings at throttle through a great looking set of chrome tips. Power assist brakes and power steering make everything manageable and gives it great street manners. Under the hood the 350 has had a great serpentine belt conversion installed and chrome Edlebrock air cleaner. If you don't enjoy being the center of attention then this is not the car for you. Whether it's at the beach...

The 69 Camaro is the most iconic cars in all of automobile history. The Z/28 was a version of the popular Camaro model with a hopped up high revving V8 engine providing great power. With not a chance of getting any AC and lucky if you got power steering the Z/28 was a race car with a license plate. Starting off with a ton of new sheet metal including fenders, quarters, and a new 2 inch cowl hood making the body like new. This great example has been redone in its original Hugger Orange paint has been laid on bringing it back to the original Hugger Orange color. The new bumpers are a nice touch and add finish off the exterior nicely. Under the hood a healthy 350 sits right in place and give this Chevy plenty of power. The aluminum intake is easy on the eyes while giving the car just the right mix of power and aww. Transferring all that power to the road is a freshly built TH350 that was recently rebuilt. The rear end is a built 10 bolt posi that was rebuilt...

The year was 1969 and 'Come Together' by The Beatles was streaming the radio waves while this Camaro was first hitting the streets. The 1969 model was Chevrolet's second year in production for the Camaro. This year came with newly designed fenders, doors and quarter panels. The standard grill was restyled with sharper angles and this year was the first year for variable ratio steering. No longer 100% stock, this American Muscle car offers a 396 CID V8 big block backed by a Borg Warner close ratio 4-spd manual transmission with Hurst shifter. Equipped with 2. 5'ceramic coated Hooker headers, this Camaro is sure to turn heads. Please make certain to listen to the video of this vehicle on our website! Backing the 4-spd transmission is a 12 bolt rear-end with 4. 10 posi traction gears. The car was restored in 2003 with no expense spared. Looking under the hood you will see so. You'll notice a 750 CFM Demon carburetor, an aluminum radiator, aluminum water pump, Edelbrock Performer RPM intake, and 7 quart Moroso oil pan. The 396 engine offers forged pistons, Comp camshaft, and polished air...

Beautiful original SS Camaro with a strong 454 Chevy engine with a M-22 rock crusher transmission. Car has new clutch and rebuilt suspension. Recent restoration with great...