1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS 350 Fuel-Injected Restomod Convertible

Der Chevrolet Camaro ist ein von General Motors unter der Marke Chevrolet hergestelltes Automobil, das als Pony Car und in einigen Versionen auch als Muscle Car eingestuft wird. Er kam am 29. September 1966 für das Modelljahr 1967 auf den Markt und war als Konkurrenzmodell zum Ford Mustang konzipiert. Das Auto teilte seine Plattform und die wichtigsten Komponenten mit dem Pontiac Firebird, der ebenfalls 1967 eingeführt wurde.

Der Camaro der ersten Generation debütierte auf einer neuen GM F-Karosserie-Plattform mit Heckantrieb und war als 2-türiges, 2+2-sitziges Coupé oder Cabrio mit einer Auswahl an 250-ci-Reihen-Sechszylinder- und 302-ci, 307-ci, 327-ci, 350-ci oder 396-ci-V8-Aggregaten erhältlich. Der Camaro wurde mit der gleichen konventionellen Heckantriebs- und Frontmotorkonfiguration wie der Mustang und der Chevy Nova angepriesen. Darüber hinaus war der Camaro so konzipiert, dass eine Vielzahl von Triebwerken in den Motorraum passte. Der Camaro der ersten Generation wurde bis zum Modelljahr 1969 gebaut.

NEW ARRIVAL!

This 1969 Camaro is truly the epitome of a VERY WELL sorted out and put together car. It's got everything you would want in a newer car yet has the classic styling of a 1969 Muscle Car! Between the GM Performance Parts 350 Ram Jet Crate Engine, the T-10 4-Speed, and Haartz Premium Cloth Convertible Top, this car's got the speed, the looks, the comfort, and better yet the style! No carburetors to constantly have to worry about fiddling around with when seasons change. Turn the key and go...simple as that.

Styled with an absolutely stunning Azure Blue Basecoat-Clearcoat with Silver Paint Stripes, you will catch attention wherever you go. Not to mention all of the chrome and polished beauty trim around the car is in such absolutely stunning shape you'll need a pair of sunglasses when the sun is out otherwise the chrome will just blind you! Chrome? Lots of it! Especially with these 1 off custom 5-Spoke Chrome Restomod Wheels that proudly shows off your 4-Wheel Power Disc Brakes with Drilled and Slotted Rotors!

Looks and speed are great...but what about stopping and handling? It gets better here! As previously mentioned, it is equipped with 4-Wheel Power Disc Brakes with Drilled/Slotted Rotors all the way around stops this car with ease! Tubular Control Arms with all new steering components and bushings let's this car ride better than any factory 1969 Camaro would have. The suspension was totally restored front to rear so you can be sure you can handle and take corners like a new era car can and yet still have the comfort of a Cadillac.

Inside you will find a complete and custom interior with Pro Car Black Bucket Seats with Headrests that hug you just right and are a true pleasure to sit in. The rear was also redone and matched to the front! Equipped with Front and Rear Seat Belts to keep you secure to the car. Center Console with AutoMeter Rally Gauges respond quickly and accurately so you can be sure your engine is running in tip-top shape. All of the lights inside and outside of the car are fully working as well as the gauges within the dash. There you will find a factory style tachometer and a speedometer that are nice and easy to read with crystal clear lenses and high visibility LED Background Lights!

Included with the sale of this car is a massive 3" binder full of documents and receipts that were saved during its restoration process. Below are a few snapshots of some of the things that were done to the car.

Getting hot outside? No worries...flip your Air Conditioning Switch and feel the chill of MODERN RETROFIT AIR CONDITIONING! Fully updated with a Brand New Classic Auto Air Vintage Air Conditioning and Heating System with all new modern components keeps this car comfortable inALL FOUR SEASONS. Uses modern components such as barrier-type hoses, Sanden R-134A Compressor, a Plate Type Condenser, a condensed evaporator unit hidden underneath the dash for a clean firewall, and the best of all is ELECTRONIC CONTROLS! No more sticky cables that are so hard to slide that the knobs break off. This is a common issue that we come across on a lot of these cars.

Overall this 1969 Camaro is a pleasure in every single aspect there is and is one beautifully restored car with tens of thousands of dollars in documents and receipts to go along with the sale of the car. Don't stop here there is plenty to be said about this car that separates it from just about anything else on the market!