1969 Chevrolet Camaro

Convertible

350 V-8

Manual

124679N640558

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Up for auction is a real deal numbers matching 1969 Camaro RS/SS Pace Car, one of 3675 made with a little over 84,000 original miles. This is a very original car that was restored in 2008. I will do my very best to accurately describe the vehicle’s condition and present what I know about the restoration and history of the car. The car is a matching numbers 350/300 hp with an M-20 4 speed transmission and 3.08 rear also numbers matching. Options include power top, power steering and power brakes, gauge package. The car is equipped with original gauges (see picture), console, dash and most trim. I will say this is one of the most original vehicles I have owned. I purchased the car from the second owner who indicated her husband purchased the car from the original owner sometime around 1978. He drove it and restored it in 2008. I have receipts of the restoration done. I do have a few pictures of the car being restored, receipts of the restoration and an email from the wife of the previous owner with some background on the car going back to the late 1970’s Restoration was pretty good in my opinion and it appears the previous owner did not necessarily keep the car in proper storage. COWL TAG Car was built during the first week of May in the Norwood plant. There were 3675 of these vehicles made in 1969. Cowl tag reads: Z11 code denoted Pace Car TR 720 Orange Houndstooth interior only available on the Pace Car PNT 50 Dover White 05A build date. Late build for a pace Car since the race was on May 30th, most likely one of the last Pace Cars made. Engine Engine stamp reads TO430HA. VIN number is legible (picture included) 640558 showing engine matches the VIN VIN stamping on the Transmission indicated the M20 is matching as well (see picture). Date code is April 25th (9D25A) Intake, heads, valve covers, exhaust manifolds are date coded correct and I assume are original to the car Exterior All body panels except for the quarters are original to the car however original GM quarters were used to restore the car. GM stickers are visible inside the quarters. Panel fitment is very good, fenders line up well, hide away headlights, doors do as well. Has an original cowl hood and this is a hard part to find. Paint is very presentable but showing signs of age. Floors and truck are original and still have undercoating on them. The average person may need to look hard but there are some flaws, hazing on the stripes, etc but nothing that significantly detracts from the car. There are no dents or dings. Some minor surface rust beginning on the lower quarters and rocker weld but all surface rust. I have included pictures in the ad and a link to Shutterfly with over 50 pictures. Overall the car is very presentable with original chrome, bumpers, bumper guards, etc. Chrome is very nice with no pitting. Windshield top molding is delaminating but I purchased new ones which go with the sale. No exterior trim, badges, etc. are missing. No parts at all needed to be purchased for the car. Convertible top is power and works great. Top is in good shape with one small tear about ½ inch long. Wheels, trim rings, center hubs and tires are all good. All glass is original except for the windshield and is in great shape. Hide away headights work great! Interior Interior looks great. Seats appear were recovered and the door panels, rear arm rests and rear panels appear to be original to the car but dyed. Dash, dash cluster, glove box door are all original with normal wear. Nothing was restored. I believe the dash pad is aftermarket. The radio is an aftermarket AM/FM but the dash was not cut. Clock works but doesn’t keep good time even the key buzzer works. Console, gauges, shifter are all original to the car and work. Amp needle bounces sometimes and it is probably a ground wire. Rugs look great and GM rubber mats are in the car. Again the interior is so original and nothing is missing. Seat belts are tired but all there. I purchased a boot from Legendary Interiors and it fits great. Trunk is rock solid and the mat appears original. Cocktail shakers are still there. Also something interesting is there is a flare and a bracket to hold a flare. I think this was part of a GM roadside emergency kit it looks original. I have included a number of pictures of the car which will accurately represent this classic. It is hard for me to sell this. I feel I provided an accurate description of the car. There are some wear issues but you would be hard pressed to find a car with this many original parts and a car that doesn’t need any pieces. You can get in it and drive. It is a real attention getting presents very very well and a low reserve for this rare car. I am happy to answer any questions you have. This car is being sold locally. I reserve the right to end an auction early. I have a clean NJ title in hand and the car is ready for pick up upon sale.I highly recommend you make arrangements to look at this car personally. I also created a YOUTUBE slide show at:https://youtu.be/FzFOzBtMmdA Here is the address for Shutterfly as well:https://pats1969camaropacecar.shutterfly.com/Deposit: I require a non-refundable $500 deposit within 48 hours of winning the auction Buyer responsible for shipping. I will work to arrange for the transfer of the car with the Buyer ASAP after payment has been received and cleared. Vehicle is being sold AS IS please view all photo's I really hate to see it go. Also no international transactions.