1965 Chevrolet Camaro

This 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible has plenty of loud power, looks fantastic in the Hugger Orange with white racing stripes, and is mechanically excellent! This Camaro packs a 511cu V8 under the hood paired with a five-speed Tremec manual transmission that you hear coming from a distance. The white convertible top along with excellent black interior makes this a striking Camaro that is absolutely a blast to drive. The engine was professionally fully rebuilt in 2021 then regularly serviced every year. This Camaro is ready to be driven and will always make a big impression at car shows or on the road! The Camaro was manufactured in January 1969 at the Norwood, Ohio assembly plant and reflects the model years lower, wider, and more assertive styling evolution. Originally equipped with a 307 V-8, the Camaro was upgraded to a big-bore 511 cubic inch engine configuration and shows 53,500 miles. When it was acquired in 2006, it had 50,900 original miles and had benefited from a body off comprehensive restoration. In 2021, the Camaro had the engine rebuilt and transmission serviced. This Camaro is a fantastic example for those who want plenty of horsepower, a strong driving experience backed by a deep rumble and the desired convertible setup. The Camaro is finished in Hugger Orange (paint code 72) with wide white racing stripes that are in good condition. The paint does have visible areas of touch-up and shows wear consistent with the age and use. The Camaro is accented with front and rear spoilers, 15" Rally wheels, white convertible soft top with black boot cover and the brightwork is in overall great condition. This Camaro is a powerful, fun driver that can be immediately enjoyed! The interior of the Camaro features custom deluxe front bucket seats and a rear bench upholstered in black vinyl (original trim code 712), with coordinated upgraded door panels and trim, all presenting in excellent condition. The Black rolled pile carpeting is in great condition, and the black dash houses fully functional gauges and clock. The interior features a TKO floor shifter, wood grain glove box, an AM/FM radio, and wood grained shroud steering wheel. The Camaro has fully functioning heater and defrost systems. The Camaro is powered by 427 big block V-8 upgraded and bored to 511 cubic inch that delivers over 550hp with 624lbs of torque. This engine is paired with the Tremec TKO600 five-speed manual transmission. The Camaro has an MSD ignition and distributor, Holley four-barrel carburetor, aluminum valve covers, dual electric fans, power steering, power brakes, disc brakes all around and Magnaflow dual exhaust. The engine was rebuilt in 2021 by Gibbons Motorsports in North Carolina which included cleaned & assembled heads, replaced cam bearings, coated piston skirts, bearings, gaskets, valves, spark plugs, new pushrods and new lifters. The rebuild was completed with a Dyno reading (see documents) which showed 555hp and 624lb of torque. A new radiator was added in 2021 by Forge Speed in South Carolina. In 2022, the water pump, ignition, door locks, brake power booster and master cylinder were replaced by Forge Speed. In 2023, the fuel pump, fuel filter and alternator were replaced by Vintage Cars in South Carolina who then serviced the Camaro in 2024. The Camaro was inspected in February 2026 and a new battery was installed. This Camaro has truly been maintained at a high level and is a fantastic example of American muscle still dominating the classic car world. The Camaro comes with extensive mechanical documentation since 2006, Dyno report and clean 3rd party inspection report. For more information and details, please call or text Kendi Brown at 1.623.404.9042 or email us at [email protected] .