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The Trans-Am battles for which the Z/28 cars were built need no introduction, but the cars themselves remain somewhat unique in the world of collectable automobiles. Not quite race cars, but equipped with some serious performance hardware. The Z/28 option was a popular option in 1969 due perhaps to the fact of the race-ready hardware. Finding an intact Z/28 that hasn't been abused and thrashed is an exceptionally difficult task. This one is most certainly as nice as they come and has been authenticated by Larry Christensen as a true RS Z28 car. During the meticulous nut and bolt restoration, this Camaro was resprayed in a gorgeous Hugger Orange that fits this car very well. While this car is exceptional in every way, it is the little items that will escape your notice and make it truly remarkable. For example the original trim tag has never been removed from the body adding to the authenticity of this rare piece of American history. In short, this car is as close to the way the factory made it as possible. Of course, at this level, things like the chrome and stainless have been professionally refinished. Badges and emblems, including the Z/28 badges on...

It's been built, spared at no expense, with parts like: Eagle rotating assembly, MSD ignition box, MSD distributor, MSD coil, polished March serpentine belt system, performance heads, K&N filter, aluminum radiator, dual electric cooling fans, polished valve covers, polished performance hi-rise intake, polished wire looms, performance wires, braided lines, and ceramic coated headers. With 100 miles on the full build of this ride, it's just about broken-in and ready to tear up the streets! This mighty mouse motor is backed by a TH350 automatic transmission, which is shifted through a sexy TCI Outlaw ratchet shifter. Throwing the power to the ground is a Ford 9' rear end, with Moser 3. 73 posi-traction gears. The rumble of this beast screams with pure madness, through ceramic coated headers and dual Flowmaster exhaust. If the rumble doesn't get your attention on this 69 Chevy Camaro restomod for sale, the stance and appearance will! The vehicle sits low and lean, atop a TCI frame with tubular front end. The silver from the frame is show quality, poking out from the engine bay and underside. With coil-overs and a 4-link suspension, this custom 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 tribute for sale handles just as well as it...

While it has been very popular to upgrade and 'hot rod' almost every year Camaro from the 60's all the way to present day; it's all too easy to say that this Camaro truly puts many to shame in that department. This 69' is built as a pro-touring setup which features a 427 cubic inch big block V8 under the hood producing well in excess of 600 horsepower. The monster of a V8 is bolted to a Muncie M21 Rock Crusher 4-speed manual transmission which offers easy shifting while holding down an uncanny level of power. The energy is transferred back to a Moser rear end featuring a limited slip differential carrier and a 3:73 gear ratio. The exterior of the car is reminiscent of the COPO being that it features the blue bowtie emblems just like the drag pack legend did. The body is coated in a gloss black courtesy of House of Kolor which really sets off this performance monster as well as the custom wheels wrapped in performance radials. The car has also been lowered 2' and features CCP Brakes all the way around to...

This Car was Built to Show and Go. One look at this beauty and you are instantly thrown back to 1969 when this Camaro first came out. The exterior is painted deep red accented by black stripes that makes for a great combination. A black top with a plastic window add to the theme. This Camaro is not short of muscle thanks to the cammed 502 CI GM Performance Big Block V8 that is paired with a 700R4 Overdrive Automatic Transmission. It has a 12 bolt posi rear end with great highway rear gears for 70mph cruising. Long tube Headers with high flow exhaust create an addicting muscle car sound. With this much power you are going to need some help stopping this beast. The four-wheel disc brakes help with this. Upgraded suspension underneath. This Camaro is riding on 17' Foose 5 Spoke Chrome wheels with 245 BFG Z-rated tires. The original interior is in great condition and is relatively stock but with a few driver comfort and functional...

Most car enthusiasts recognize the first-generation Camaro as an icon- their popularity in the classic car market continues to rise. This '69 model has been taken to the next level with a full restoration that starts with a beautiful Light Blue paintjob on the exterior accented with White stripes and some expensive 18' American Racing Machined 10-spoke wheels showing off Wilwood disc brakes behind. The 'Cowl' hood is a nod to Camaro heritage but it has a purpose since hiding underneath is a massive 489 CID V8 engine that is believed to be good for a similar amount of horsepower! Although we don't have a lot of documentation on engine specifics, we can see that several performance components were added such as an MSD ignition, Edelbrock aluminum intake manifold, BeCool radiator, power steering, air conditioning and exhaust headers for a throaty exit soundtrack via dual pipes. A 4-speed manual transmission feeds a Currie rear end for swift acceleration and sharp gear changes. Hop inside this 1969 Camaro for sale and the retro-enthusiasts will be pleased to see that the factory style Black vinyl bucket seats have been installed along with door cards and headliner. The dash features an array of Auto...