1969 Chevrolet Camaro

Coupe

327

Manual

124379L501815

Clear

Gasoline

My father passed and left me with our 69 Camaro Coupe that was a barn find.We are the second owners of the car.This car is a rare X086 model with a 3 speed shifter on the column. You don't find them like this anymore. An unmolested barn find,matching numbers original car.Needs to be restored.Floor pan rusted, underneath hood rusted, around trunk lid rusted, and a few others, not bad.Body is straight, hasn't been wrecked. Chrome bumpers are good, not rusted. Has been repainted blue, was pea green, ugh.327 v8. It runs but needs a valve job. dad rebuilt the 2 barrel carburetor, new plugs,wires, fuel pump and a few others so he could drive it around to work on it, but he passed right after that.The exhaust is rusted so it can't be run long and has been sitting for a few years under a carport and cover.The car is complete, everything is there that I can see.Clear title, and keys in hand. Buyer responsible for pickup or shipping, which mat have to be a private carrier due to the car not being able to be started all the time and moved.Please give her a good home, I hate to sell it, but we need to buy my dads property with the sale of this car.Proper paper work will be sent with title for transfer purpose, this estate is still under probate.I have the right to end this auction early and cancel any bids, due to the fact that this car is listed for sale locally. Thank you for your time and good luck. On Feb-09-13 at 17:11:03 PST, seller added the following information: According to a Camaro productions website this car is equipped with a Saginaw 3-speed column shift Transmission #3925647. On Feb-09-13 at 17:24:00 PST, seller added the following information: By the way, all the glass is in excellent condition. No scratches,cracks, holes, or anything else. On Feb-13-13 at 18:06:34 PST, seller added the following information: Out of all the 69 Camaros we have seen, and we have seen alot, none had a 3 speed manual shift on the column. I would imagine there are very few left alive today. That's what makes it rare!