1969 Chevrolet Camaro Ss on 2040-cars
Winnfield, Louisiana, United States
1969 CUSTOM CAMARO
TOP TO BOTTOM FRAME OFF RESTORATION
CUSTOM BUILT BY MID WEST CUSTOMS
502 RAM JET BIG BLOCK
400 TURBO TRANS
9" FORD POSI TRACTION REAR AXLE
FULLY ADJUSTABLE AIR SUSPENSION BY CHRIS ALLSON
AIR RIDE CONTROL PANEL
SUB FRAME AND FRAME EXTENSION BY CHRIS ALLSON
CLASSIC AIR & HEAT
POWER WINDOW
POWER LOCKS
REMOTE START
BILLET PEDALS & HOOD HINGES
BE COOL POLISHED RADIATOR WITH ELECTRIC FAN
AUTO METER -WHITE FACE GAUGES
CUSTOM PIONEER STEREO SYSTEM
POLISHED HEADERS & EXHAUST SYSTEM
STAINLESS STEEL GAS TANK
CUSTOM PAINT WITH MULTIPLE CLEAR COATS
I DID IT CHROME TILT COLUMN
20" REAR AND 19" FRONT ASHANTI CHROME WHEELS
RS ELECTRIC DOORS ON HEADLIGHTS
LED TAILLIGHTS
ONLY 750 MILES SINCE BUILD!!!!
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