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1969 Camaro Pro Touring / Ride Tech / Ls3 480 Crate / 6spd on 2040-cars

Year:1969 Mileage:700 Color: Red /
 Black
Location:

Stevensville, Michigan, United States

Stevensville, Michigan, United States
Transmission:Tremec 6spd
Engine:ls3 480hp create
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Condition:

Used

Year
: 1969
Interior Color: Black
Make: Chevrolet
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Camaro
Trim: Coupe
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: RWD
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Power Windows
Mileage: 700
Exterior Color: Red

1969 Pro Touring Camaro

 

·         Motor (500 miles) GM LS3 480 HP crate

·         Tremec 6spd

·         Wilwood 6/4 piston brakes

·         Ride Tech (Coil over) with Tru turn

·         Boze Lateral G Wheels 18

·         BFG KDW's 275/35/18 & 335/30/18

·         DSE gear box

·         Mosier Rear with 3.55

·         Hydratech power steering

·         Ricks Tank

·         MagnaFlow Exhaust

·         Vintage Air

·         Fesler door panels

·         JL audio system with Pioneer deck

·         Marquez front bumper

·         Marquez rear taillights

·         DIGI-tails LED taillights

·         Marquez driving lights with integrated turn signals

·         Fesler headlights

·         Side driving mirrors with integrated turn signals


Body Mods
All Metal

·         Front /Rear spoiler customer spoilers

·         Rear valence with integrated lexus tail tips

·         Side qtr cutouts with integrated grills

·         Hood modification that flows into the front panel

·         hidden wiper system

·         Smoothed firewall

·         Ring Bros door handles

·         Tucked rear bumper recessed into qtr's


Interior

·         Fesler interior covered in leather and suede

·         Suede headliner

·         Corbeau seats

·         covered dash pad

·         custom console

·         Power windows

·         Marquez rear package tray


On Sep-12-14 at 07:20:38 PDT, seller added the following information:

**Forgot to add DSE Frame connectors and DSE mini tubs installed.


On Sep-12-14 at 12:35:54 PDT, seller added the following information:

Couple more notes. All chrome / polished items have been either anodized or given a brushed appearance. We also used a satin red for the rear tail panel for something a little different Our attempt was to create something very unique with the body modifications (front/rear spoilers - Front hood - Side gills - Rear Tail panel, but not over the top to look completely out of place or taking away from the classic camaro lines.


On Sep-14-14 at 09:10:15 PDT, seller added the following information:

Car just received top ISCA pick out of 2500 cars at street rod nationals in Kalamazoo michigan.


On Sep-16-14 at 07:19:05 PDT, seller added the following information:

More items... Ring brothers shifter/bowler ball Ride Tech rear 4 link Front / Rear muscle bars Full tru Turn set up I didnt put a lot of verbiage in here about how awesome the car is or that I have 100's of dollars into it. The parts and build speak for itself. With that being said it is a very honest solid car built from the group up and is set up to win awards then go to the autocross events and compete with confidence. It has all of the right parts and body mods to do both. It is very very fun to drive..... What we set out to do is make a lot of subtle changes to the car while keeping it all 69 camaro....The idea was to have people walk around it and point to the changes and have cool conversations about it. At the Kalamazoo show that is what exactly happened some people commented "nice pro touring car" but then when they realized and reconized the body modifications they hung out for a while and had some cool converstations around all of the metal work done and it was a lot of fun! Some people thought we stretched the fenders and qtrs and some thought the spoilers were special options.....Some comments were funny as we all have experienced (Nice mustang).... It is all pro-touring but it is the body modifications that really set the car apart from the other PT cars. Good luck and thanks for looking

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