Year: 1969
Mileage: 6468
Primary color: Orange
Transmission type: 6 Speed Manual
Engine: 502 Ramjet V8

1969 Chevrolet Chevelle restomod 502 ci Ram Jet Crate Engine

1969 Chevrolet Chevelle restomod, orange exterior, orange and black- custom interior, Chevy 502 cubic inch Ram Jet Crate Engine, 331 Positraction, 12 bolt differential, 4-wheel JL8 disc brakes, Weld Pro 17" wheels, power steering, LED taillights and code alarm system.

The Vehicle’s Details and Equipment

502 Ram Jet Crate Engine

Richmond 6 Speed Transmission

Pawergrip Clutch

Lakewood Scatter Shield

12 Bolt Rear End 3.31:1 Ratio

4 Wheel JL8 Disc Brakes

Hooker Ceramic Super Comp Headers

Flow Master Exhaust

Weld Pro 17” Wheels

Goodyear Eagle F1 Tires

Aluminum Driveshaft

Hotchkis Suspension

Edelbrock IAS Shocks

Stainless Fuel Tank

Dynamat

Powder Coated Frame

House of Colors Sunset pearl paint

LED Tail Lights

Griffin Aluminum Radiator

Vintage Air Conditioning

Autometer Gauges

After very carefully physically inspecting the vehicle, the vehicles identification number, trim tag, body panels, and

mechanical components, that this is a true and correct 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle Pro

Touring with the NON original driveline components.

Overall Condition

This is a restored 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle Pro Touring. The car was very well and was

a complete rotisserie restoration. The car has an excellent body which is well finished.

The undercarriage is painted the same as the exterior. The chassis of the car was

power coated. The engine compartment was painted and is highly detailed. The engine

is a GM crate 502 Ram Jet attached to a Richmond 6 Speed transmission. Hotchkis

Suspension components were used. The brake system is a GM 4 wheel disc set up.

The paint on the car is excellent. The car has been used about 6400 miles since its

build and shows some signs of use. The car does need a thorough undercarriage detail

to bring the car up a level. The interior is all custom using late model seating finished in

a two tone finish to match the car. AutoMeter Gauges are in place on the dash. The use

of quality components was used in every area of the car. The bright work on the car is

excellent. The panel fitment is excellent. The paint finish on the car is excellent. The car

was not driven, however I was able to run the vehicle in close quarters and everything

worked designed.

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