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This vehicle stands out with its eye catching Marina Blue exterior paint job complimented by the white interior. Under the hood of this beast is the 350 cubic inch V8 mater to a 700R4 automatic transmission. The air conditioning system offers comfort during warm summer drives, while the AM/FM radio lets you listen to your favorite tunes as you cruise the backroads or hit your local cruise in. For those who love the open-air experience, the automatic convertible top provides effortless transformation at the touch of a button. Safety and practicality...

This 1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS is simply gorgeous. This X66 (cowl tag) beauty has recently gone through a complete restoration. Everything from the fuel pump, clutch, motor mounts, gauges, steering and brakes are new.

This triple black beauty will be fun at every turn. It is powered by an LS1 600+HP with a 4L60E transmission rebuilt with HiPo parts. The suspension is a 4 link coilovers for full performance, a Chassis Worx front clip and the rear end is a Ford 9 inch. It is a stunning car to see and equally as fun to drive. It is equipped with AM/FM stereo with a CD player, a manual top, power steering and power brakes, tilt wheel, keyless entry, and radial tires with custom wheels. This car will get heads a spinning with its great classic look and its more...

The consignor states she's been in his family for the last 27-years, and was restored by his uncle prior to his purchase in 2004. This '69 Z-28 shows so well, you'd think she was just finished! From the body lines to the fit and finish - and the depth of the paint - original chrome bumpers, and wonderful trim - she was done right! She's finished in Garnet Red, with Black stripes, with a Black vinyl interior. This Z-28 is powered by a rebuilt DZ-302, with headers, mated to the Muncie 4-speed transmission, and 12-bolt Posi-Traction rear end with 3:73 gears. She sports the factory cowl hood, which just adds to the beauty of this car!

The Camaro was GM's answer to the popular Ford Mustang which garnered significant attention and sales to the general public. This pony car was different from the competition in design, performance and even its name which supposedly was chosen after Chevrolet's marketing team wrote down more than 2,000 words beginning with 'C' to keep the tradition going with its cars starting with the letter. While the true definition of the name was debated, Chevrolet countered with this, '-A Camaro is a small, vicious animal that eats Mustangs. - In respect to this statement, the car you are viewing is truly that and then some. Wearing deep black paint, this 1968 Camaro is everything one could want in a muscle car, looks and performance. Note the subtle differences of the 1968 model compared to that of the 1967 year including the elimination of side vent windows, side marker lights on the front and rear fenders as well as a more pointed front grille. Take a seat in the handsome red...