VIN:
124379N704681
If you're looking to own a first-generation Camaro, this 1969 Z/28 might be just what you need. Unlike the more common base models, this featured car is reported to be a genuine Z/28. With only around 20,000 units produced, the Z/28 is one of the rarest standard 1969 Camaros. Initially not even mentioned in dealer brochures, the Z/28 package was designed to offer a "race-ready" car straight from the factory, featuring upgraded suspension, disc brakes, and a four-speed manual transmission. Beyond its performance credentials, the first-generation Camaro holds a place in popular culture, having appeared in numerous movies, including the Fast and Furious franchise. This particular example is a visually striking, near-perfect specimen with tasteful upgrades that enhance the driving experience.
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This Camaro sports a sleek black-on-black color scheme. The exterior has been repainted, and the original interior has been refreshed. The black interior, featuring bucket seats in the front, complements the car's exterior. Inside, the wood-effect dash and white knobs on the winders and gear shift provide stylish contrasts. Modern functionality comes via a Retrosound Bluetooth radio, which fits seamlessly with the car’s classic look. The owner has fitted new wheels, wrapped in white-letter BF Goodrich radial tires. The period-look steering wheel features a black wrapped rim, and the factory gauge cluster is well-preserved, including a tachometer. The odometer reads 3,711 miles, though the current owner notes it has rolled over.
Originally, this Camaro was equipped with a 302ci V8 engine paired with a four-speed manual transmission. While it still retains the four-speed manual gearbox, the engine has been upgraded to an aftermarket 350ci V8. The 350ci engine provides enhanced performance while maintaining the car's classic look, thanks to 302 stickers on the air cleaner that preserve its stock appearance to the casual observer. The combination of the 350 V8, four-speed manual transmission, and a 3.73 rear axle ratio ensures a thrilling driving experience, whether cruising in a straight line or tackling winding roads. The Z/28’s superior brakes and suspension made it a standout in handling during its era, and it remains capable of keeping up with modern traffic with ease. In summary, this 1969 Camaro Z/28 offers a blend of classic style, modern upgrades, and historic significance. Its well-preserved interior and powerful engine make it a joy to drive, while its rare Z/28 designation adds a layer of exclusivity for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28
350ci V8
4-Speed Manual
RWD
Black Exterior
Black Interior
Aftermarket 350ci V8 Engine
Repainted Black
Original Interior Gone Through to Freshen It
Retro Sound Bluetooth Radio
New Gas Tank
New Exhaust
New Wheels
True Z/28
3,711 Miles on Odometer
Current Owner Reports Odometer Rolls Over
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