1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z28rs on 2040-cars
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, United States
Please email me with any questions or requests for additional pics or something specific at: donniedggrisham@4x4man.com .
1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z28/RS. Has a correct DZ 302 C.I. (290 HP) V8, I am NOT representing this as a numbers matching car, i know the heads are correct, as well as intake, stamped roller tip rockers, screw-in studs, pushrod guides, .030 lash on both intake and exhaust, Correct Holley 4053 Carb, 4 Speed Muncie Transmission, w/ 4.10:1 Ratio 3894860 12 Bolt Rear End, Correct Hugger Orange Exterior, Black Halo Vinyl Top, Black Vinyl Bucket
Seat Interior, Black Z28 Rally Stripes, Hidden Headlights, Power Steering, Power Brakes front Disc, Deluxe Wood Grain Interior, Gauge Package, Tilt Wheel, 7K Tach, AM/FM Radio, Padded Dash, Full Size Spare & Jack in Trunk, functioning Cowl induction Hood, Front & Rear Spoilers, 15" Rally Wheels w/ Good Year Wide Tread GT Tires, Enduro Front Bumper, True X33, RS/Z28 Camaro
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