1969 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible, Fully Restored, Sale or Trade

1969 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible, Fully Restored, Sale or Trade Description:

All vehicle trades considered including classics and performance. I can assist with financing and transport as needed.
Here is a fully restored 1969 Chevrolet Camaro convertible. This car represents the most popular year for the first generation Camaro, and for good reason. Its unique styling and solid performance has made it one of the all-time American classics.
This North Carolina car was through a complete rotisserie restoration and put back on the road in 2009 with only 5,000 miles since. This is a quality build; be sure to look at all the pictures including the engine, trunk, and underside. The shiny blue paint is nicely accented by the painted white stripes and black convertible top. A white top boot is also included. Also note the chrome Cragar wheels and dual exhaust.
The original 307ci engine has been rebuilt with a few performance parts, which is obvious when you turn the key. This one sounds more like a big block. It is coupled to a TH350 automatic transmission and 10-bolt rear end. The car is equipped with power steering so it is easy to maneuver at slow speeds. It also has power 4-wheel disc brakes (not just the fronts). It all makes for a great driving Camaro that anyone can enjoy.
The white interior is a real throwback and a perfect complement to the exterior, especially when the top is down. Everything was redone here as well. It is essentially stock except for a digital AM/FM radio and a set of aftermarket gauges. Woodgrain accents adorn the steering wheel and the center console, which also houses seat belt clips and the iconic horseshoe shifter. The gauges, heater, horn, lights, turn signals, and parking brake all work properly.
The 1969 Camaro is at the top of the list for many classic car shoppers, and being a convertible makes it that much better. While there are many sketchy examples out there that have been ridden hard and put away wet, this is not one of them. And while you might be able to reproduce this car for 3-4x the asking price and 1-2 years in a shop, it would make a lot more sense to buy this one today.