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This 1969 Chevrolet Camaro restomod has been well done, and is truly one of a kind. The paint as well as everything else about it,has been gone through - top to bottom. This classic restomod is powered by a 454 CID, with Merlin World 320-ci heads, low profile oil pan, Edelbrock aluminum intake, mated to a 700R-4 automatic transmission, electric lock-up stall converter 2,300-rpm, and a low profile oil pan, an lastly she has 12-bolt Posi with 3:73 gears. There is literally too much to list, so if your interest has been perked, call the showroom for the long list contained in the file.

This '69 restomod was also upgraded by the addition of a Detroit mini-tub kit, allowing the squeeze of a set of 335 ZR tires! Talk about having some meat under you! They even thought about slowing down by adding over-sized 4-wheel disc brakes! The Camaro was updated interior wise, by updating the carpets, and the addition of high-back buckets, and were thoughtful enough to keep the original seats...

There are those that like to drive fast. There are those that like to drive insanely fast. And, there are those that like to have the capability to drive insanely fast just in case. For the individuals that fall in the last two categories, pay attention for the next paragraph or two.

Ladies and Gentlemen. well, lets do away with the Ladies and Gentlemen labels for this vehicle. Gateway Classic Cars of Kansas City, for those who are drawn to fear, has a very intimidating grey offering. Not for the faint of heart, we are introducing what appears to be a 1969 Chevrolet Camaro on the outside, and one-third tornado, one-third thunderstorm, and one-third rocket ship on the inside. At the heart of this beast lies a 489 cubic inch big block Chevy engine cranking out 850 horsepower. I said, cranking out 850 horsepower! WOW! The main power adder is a Pro Charger F1R model, helping blow air and fuel like a fire hydrant through a Fast fuel, Fuel Injection System.

The inside appears even more serious when it comes to going fast! Racing-style front bucket seats engineered...

Milwaukee location. The Iconic Camaro was introduced in 1966 for the 1967 model year. Being designed by General Motors to directly compete with the Ford Mustang. During its long successful run Chevrolet has sold more than five million Camaros. The first-generation Camaro offered trim packages including a standard, Super Sport and a Z28 model was added in the later half of 1967. Distinct features for the 1967 were hideaway headlights, wing windows and more rounded rear fenders. Our gleaming Victory Red 1967 Chevrolet Camaro is a build to be admired. Under the hood of this fresh build is a rebuilt 396ci. V-8. Special engine build features include:7/19 scat rods, steel crank, 510 lift comp hydraulic cam, aluminum heads, air gap intake, 770 Holley carb, MSD 6AL ignition and Hooker headers. All attached to a rebuilt 400 Turbo transmission running back to a 12 bolt 410 rear end. Magna Flow exhaust makes...

This was a True find for the Current Owner! He purchased from a Family who owned it for a whopping 38 years! When he got it home and did some research, it appeared to be a Numbers matching block and what could just possibly be actual mileage! A 327 Corvette HIPO motor, paired with an Automatic Transmission. He Wrapped this Camaro in a Fresh coat of House of Color, Black Pearl paint and it accents the Black and White interior just right. The White Convertible top is believed to also be original...

The current owner has enjoyed making this Camaro into the level it is today. Walking around this sharp '67 one should notice the sharp Tahoe Turquoise paint offset with white nose stripe. Adding to the curb appeal are chrome bumpers, chrome mirrors, chrome handles, 15' Rally wheels wrapped in white letter radial tires, and chrome trim. The black interior theme flows well with the paint painted exterior. Additionally, the interior features black vinyl bucket seats , woodgrain inserts, Hurst shifter, black carpeting, This Camaro mixes V8 performance with some comfort options. Some features...