1969 Chevrolet Camaro

Coupe

350 (LM1)

Manual

124379N518487

Clear

Gasoline

1969 Camaro, 142K original miles. The Norwood plant used X codes before they were add to the trim tag, they marked the passenger side of the rear package tray with a X1, X2, etc. This car is equipped with a 350/255HP LM1 (replacement block), muncie M-21, 12 bolt, tined glass, 4-season air conditioning, power drum brakes, power steering, speed warning indicator. The flywheel has been surfaced and balanced, new "621" bell housing, new AC Delco clutch assembly, restored M-21, new Hurst shifter kit, ceramic coated headers, flow master exhaust system, SS wheels with new tires. I have replacement black hound's tooth seat covers, carpet, new front coil springs, plus additional parts. Please contact me after 5pm C.S.T. M-F and anytime during the weekends with your questions. Phone calls or e-mails only... PLEASE NO TEXTING, I don't receive them. Thanks, Mike 316.250.0143 On Jul-21-14 at 08:07:32 PDT, seller added the following information: ***Update*** I have been receiving calls on this car daily and I am motivated to sell, so I can purchase my dream car. I have been asked about shipping, it's the buyers responsibility for shipping. The car is located at my office in Wichita, Kansas 67211 and I will assist with loading on any transport the buyer selects. Please make sure that you Google the reviews on transport companies, I have heard of several people getting ripped off...FYI. The areas with primer were repaired previously and I don't know how well the repairs were made. I know these areas are prone to rusting and are easy to repair correctly. A patch panel for the drivers floor is included and I will include a pair of full Goodmark quarters if the car is picked up locally. If you us a commercial transport company, I would not be able to place the quarters in the car and they would not be worth shipping with the freight cost. My loss could become your gain of a very solid, running, driving 69 Camaro, that you could build your way. I'm lowering my reserve to make sure it finds a new home. Thanks, Mike