1969 Chevrolet Camaro

OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE

Introduced as a 1967 model, the first-generation Chevrolet Camaro was created to compete with Ford’s wildly successful Mustang. Built on GM’s new F-body platform, the Camaro was offered with a wide range of engines and optional appearance and performance packages.

By 1969, the Camaro had undergone its most aggressive styling update, incorporating a wider, lower stance and sharper body lines that emphasized performance.

This ’69 Camaro restomod has been refinished in Hugger Orange with DX1 black stripes and wears RS badges and has RS features like hidden headlights, split grille, and trim accents. It is powered by a 383ci stroker small-block V8 with Holley carburetor, long tube headers, and dual exhaust.

Handling has been improved with rack and pinion steering and tubular front control arms. Baer disc brakes handle stopping, while cooling and reliability have been enhanced by a polished aluminum radiator with electric fans. Additionally, the rear of the chassis has been professionally notched and boxed to accept the wider rear rubber. Interior features include a custom digital console, premium audio system, and air conditioning.