1969 Chevrolet Camaro

Coupe

V-8

Automatic

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1969 Camaro Coupe 350 Engine and Turbo 350 Automatic Transmission Power Steering Power Disc Brakes Tilt Wheel BF Goodrich Tires on Rally Wheels 10 Bolt Rear Differential Steel Cowl Hood The time has come to sell my First Generation Camaro. I bought it about a year ago with intentions of building a restomod with a modern drivetrain and be the ultimate highway cruiser, but all I've managed to do was let it sit around and get overlooked. It could be driven daily just as it sits, but being one of the most popular cars ever, it deserves more. I have a 1967 Camaro and a 1968 Camaro, so I HAD to have this one. It was going to become a Z-28 clone, but nothing was done except for the "302" on the hood. Sadly, I just never did anything with it. So, it's your turn to buy it and make progress. What I've done: Added Power Front Disc Brakes Rebuilt the 350 Turbo Transmission Put Gas In It Drove It Around A Little Bit What I Feel Needs To Be Done: It Should Probably Be Painted---It's presentable, but like I said earlier...it deserves better. Carpet Should Be Replaced---It's there, and looks original, but isn't anything special. Carpet costs about $150. A Front End Alignment---After the front brakes were converted from drums to discs, it was never done. The Exhaust---It only goes to the rear differential, and then turns down. I think it should go out the back at the stock location. The Trunk Should Be Re-sprayed---It would look much better spatter painted than the black it is. The Driver's Side Floorboard Should Be Patched or Replaced---It's just time. 44 years of life has caught up to it. Shift Plate is Missing---a homemade one is there, but looks crappy. Steering Wheel is Ugly---an original would look better. Front Arm Rests are Missing---Cheap and abundant. Stereo Sucks ! Surprisingly, the trunk, floors, fenders, hood, doors, roof, rockers, frame rails, subframe, and areas around the front and rear glass are very solid. It's a great start to someone's dream. Don't miss out because someone will be the new owner. This isn't a distress sale. It's paid for and can continue to sit where it is. This is an auction meant to offer a desirable car to someone who wants to take it to a higher level. The reserve will NOT be given out. I can tell you it's thousands below what I paid for the car, not counting shipping or what I spent on it. The auction may be ended at any time in the event someone offers me what I feel is a fair price. Crazy, lowball offers will just be ignored. I don't want or need the aggravation. Genuine, real, fair offers will get a reply. Please don't write just to give me a history lesson on the car. I've made up my mind, it's for sale, and it will sell. If not this time, then it will in future auctions. A non-refundable deposit of $500 will be required within 24 hours of the auction's end. Payment of the balance will be required withing 7 days. It can stay where it is for as long as you need (within reason), and I will gladly assist where I can with shipping. The car is located in Port Charlotte, FL. Please contact me through ebay if you have any questions. The last time I was on ebay, I listed my email address and had 10 times more scam emails than real ones. Any questions that you need answered can quickly and easily be done by using the "Ask Seller a Question".