Original Verkaufsinserat des Verkäufers im Jahr 2016:

CORRECT CODE 51 DUSK BLUE, RS HEADLIGHTS, PERIOD CORRECT 350, NICE FIRST GEN!

The dream is to have a turnkey classic American muscle machine that's a head-turner on the outside, complete & comfortable on the inside, and a rumbling V8 under the hood. That's why we present to you this 1969 Chevrolet Camaro.

Let's start with the color because that's going to grab a lot of attention. When this Camaro went through its restoration, they paid special attention to making sure the factory-correct code 51 Dusk Blue looked its best. It's a less common color (nearly three times more Camaros got the lighter LeMans Blue.) So there was a real investment in a professional respray to make sure this coupe could show off its deeper, darker hue in the sunlight. The shiny paint works with super straight bodywork, to offer a combination that truly stands out on arguably the most iconic body style for the Camaro. The Coca-Cola bottle design lines are accented by all the right SS features, including the cowl induction hood, D80 code front & rear spoilers, and an unmistakable white D90 "hockey stick" stripe that stretches from the fenders to the doors. The RS headlight doors are just the cherry on top of this iconic package. Of course, it wouldn't be a true 60s machine without plenty of chrome on everything, from the bumper guards to the larger 15-inch Rally wheels.

The restoration also meant a new black interior. The bucket seats, carpet, headliner, and door panels all feel fresh, pure, and dark. The driver gets some breakup from the black with nicely coordinated wood inserts on the original-style factory wheel, dashboard, and center console. Then again, you probably weren't paying any attention to the texture of the console because you were too busy noticing how it has the factory features everyone wants. Yes, that's a horseshoe shifter and the quad gauge set for the oil, fuel, temperature, and battery. The dual pod gauge package on the dash even has a factory tach! The AM/FM/cassette stereo has the original knob-style appearance, but it is a much more modern and adaptable digital tuner. There's even provisions for air conditioning, so you can keep the windows down on this pillarless coupe all summer long and still stay cool.

Under the hood is exactly what you want to see. The 350 callouts on the fender are not lying with this 1969-correct 350ci/300hp V8 block in the engine bay. It presents nicely with the chrome air cleaner and finned valve covers, but as you look closer, you see performance upgrades such as the Holley four-barrel carburetor and Edelbrock Torker intake. So the full package makes plenty of power and announces it with a great rumble out of the Flowmaster dual exhaust. But muscle is only part of the desire for a car like this. Sometimes you just want to cruise around so people can get a look at the paint and chrome. That's why this also comes with nice driving features such as the TH350 three-speed automatic transmission, power steering, front disc brakes, and BG Goodrich T/A radials at all four corners.

Here's a restored '69 Camaro with all the features you want and standout paintwork. That's why you need to act quickly, because you're not the only one with this dream. Call today!!!