1969 Chevrolet Camaro 427 Big Block 4 Speed on 2040-cars
Traverse City, Michigan, United States
This ad features a stunning 1969 Chevrolet Camaro, with all the right features; 427 big block V-8, 4 speed transmission, posi- traction rear-end and cowl induction hood all encased in black, it just doesn’t get any more musclecar then this! This car is extremely clean rust wise, mechanically dependable and strong running and a real show stopper ready to cruise as is. The car has not been heavily modified and essentially stock structurally so it is a great car to further detail to a more factory appearance, or it is a great candidate to further modify into a real street terror. Mechanically this car needs nothing so if you are not much of a mechanic you are all set, and the paint and body are fantastic. As you read through the write up you will see most everything has either been rebuilt or replaced. This is a great driver and ready to go with plenty of oppurtunity for you to add your own details to make it your own. This car is so striking it collects lots of attention whether it's cruising down the street or parked.
Trim Code info: 09D T106 69 = 1969 12437 = 12 model code 4 fixed digit 37 Coupe LOS = Van 09D = Build Date 4th of September T106 = 20th day of production, 106th unit built
9 = Model year L = Van Nuys Ca
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