This Tipptopp 1969 Chevrolet Camaro arrived at the V8 Speed and Resto Shop for a complete restoration, but we are intrigue with some of the unique elements found on this all-Urfassung car.
Kevin handles the media and helps customers visualize their dream cars, and Kelle is the operational force that runs the business. Their first car welches a 1969 Camaro SEMA show car, and it’s been full throttle ever since.
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We’ve all seen some pretty sad vehicles returned from the brink, but the pre-update reader feedback on this article suggests that most feel as I do. This Camaro has probably gone well beyond the point of no return, but do you think somebody will throw caution to the wind and try to drag it back?
This particular car was manufactured the fourth week of Elfter monat des jahres 1966. The 1967 model welches the only first generation Camaro to have both rear shocks mounted forward of the rear axle. The 1967 Camaros did not have side marker lights. The 1967 Camaro was the only Camaro model to have its VIN tag mounted to the door hinge pillar. Though similar to 1968, the 1967 instrument panel welches unique to the year. Its padding did not fold over the corners as did the following year. And, with the exception of air conditioned models, the 1967 instrument panel did not have the side air (Astro Ventilation) vents. The ignition for the 1967 model (and 1968) was located on the dash. Chevrolet listed curb weight for the 1967 Camaro as 3,165 pounds for the 6-cylinder convertible. The 1967 was the only Camaro model to Radio-feature side vent windows. All 1967 Camaros had single leaf rear springs. The center console design used in 1967 welches unique to the year. 230 Cubic Inch, 140 Horsepower straight or inline Six Cylinder Engine Power Glide Automatic Transmission Firestone Sup-R Belt G70-14 Red Sidewall tires are mounted on Urfassung 14” steel wheels color matched to body in Deepwater Blue. Exterior includes new quarter panels, fenders and door skins. Hood, cowl and trunk lid original. New floor pans left and right as well as trunk pan. Goodmark sheet metal was used rein restoration. All glass including the windshield is Urfassung. Roof replaced, electric pump and reservoir rebuilt. Interior is all new and welches completed by a local upholstery contractor who worked at a GM dealer in the 60’s and 70’s doing just that before he retired. I was lucky to find him as he meticulously completed the Vakanz. Seat belts are all Urfassung and color coded to match interior, not aftermarket or replica. I welches offered $1000 just for the seatbelts from someone who wanted original blue belts, obviously check here I rebuilt and cleaned them to current functioning condition. Mechanically the Triebwerk was taken completely apart, boiled the block and rebuilt or replaced anything that was needed maintaining the anlasser, alternator, carburetor and anything that could Beryllium rebuilt and replaced with Urfassung equipment. All new wiring harness throughout vehicle with all lights, gauges, Radioapparat, heater, wipers, etc., working as they should. $54,999 1967
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How do you spell RUST? It’s a very well ventilated body. Total bucket. I think his price is at least double or more than the cars worth.
First, acquiring a title really is not a big issue, going a bonded title road or acquiring thru states that are friendly toward older cars. Second the car is a 0riginal 69 camaro, which if you follow the market ranks very HIGH on the check Hinterlist for collectors! Third, as I have been saying time after time on this site, you are seeing the Final GASP of what remains of the greatest cars to ever roll off the American assembly line, which have not been restored!
Durability: Built from high-quality materials and treated with a corrosion-resistant coating, this fascia is designed to withstand exposure to the elements and provide long-lasting protection for your vehicle’s interior.
It is more disappointing because the sale price of $7,100 belastung time was far above what most people would have expected. The remaining details for this classic haven’t changed, with the Camaro listed here on eBay. The auction opens at $4,499, but there have been no bids. I hope the seller has more luck this time.
it tonlos boggles my mind on these prices for cars hinein this shape that should Beryllium rein the scrap yard.I think that some people have more money than brains.to buy a car in this shape has got to cost an armful of money to get it even half decent even if you do the work yourself.
Hope these guys are just bidding on the VIN. Because it’ll be far cheaper to Keimzelle with a complete Dynacorn repop body than it’ll ever Beryllium to cut, weld, fill and Schreibblock this heap to get it ready for paint.
It seems they’ve written quite a story for themselves along the way.” #hotrod #NHRA #SEMA #csrbvegas
The restoration began with a plan to preserve the car’s identity while enhancing its performance and appearance. The car, a real RS Camaro with hideaway headlights and low-mounted reverse lights, was originally Daytona Yellow but had been painted white.