1969 Chevrolet Camaro

Born out of Chevrolet's all-in assault on late-1960s Trans-Am racing, the 1969 Camaro Z/28 stands as one of the most purpose-built street machines of the muscle car era. With fewer than 21,000 produced for the model year, real-deal Z/28s have always lived in rarified air, especially those retaining their correct components and factory attitude. Under the cowl induction hood lives the legendary DZ-coded 302ci V8, a high-winding small block engineered to dominate road courses and embarrass big-inch rivals. Backed by a proper 4-speed manual and topped with ceramic coated long tube headers, this setup delivers the kind of mechanical soundtrack that defined an era when revs mattered more than displacement. Finished in aggressive red and sitting on classic 15-inch Rally wheels, this Camaro carries the unmistakable Z/28 look with front and rear spoilers and a purposeful stance. Manual steering keeps the connection raw and honest, while power brakes and an aluminum radiator make it street-ready without dulling the edge. Inside, the black and white houndstooth bucket seat interior is pure 1969 performance Chevrolet. A center console with gauges, factory clock, and Hurst shifter remind you this car was built for drivers, not spectators. Every detail reinforces its identity as a factory-built weapon. This is a real X33 Z/28 with a date-code-correct engine, the kind of Camaro that serious collectors and hardcore drivers chase. It is not just a muscle car, it is a homologation legend that helped cement the Camaro as a road-racing icon. Vehicle Options 15 inch Rally wheels Ceramic Coated Long Tube Headers Cowl Induction Hood Date Code Correct Engine Front and Rear Spoilers Hurst Shifter Manual Steering Aluminum Radiator Power Brakes Houndstooth Interior Center Console w/ Gauges Factory Clock Real X33 Z/28 Operational Assessment Fuel Gauge Heater Oil Pressure Gauge Runs Tachometer Temperature Gauge Wipers Brake Lights Headlights Horn Radio Speedometer Tail Lights Turn Signals