- Sea Blue Exterior
- Light Powder Blue Interior
- 350ci V8
- Manual 4 Speed Transmission
- Berlinetta
- Current owner reports previous owner had the engine, transmission, and brakes rebuilt
- Current owner reports 5k miles or less on the new engine
- Replaced fuse box
- Replaced exhaust system with new tips
- New wiper motor
- Repainted in 2019 reported by current owner
- Edelbrock air filter - chromed
- Z/28 hood
“It’s a new way to take your pulse” is how Chevrolet advertised their new Camaro Berlinetta back in 1979. The commercial revealed that it had a supple new suspension system that is unique to the Berlinetta. It was smooth, responsive, elegant, and comfortable, and had a quieter ride than Camaros past. The 1979 Chevrolet Camaro Berlinetta was introduced as a luxury-oriented model and replaced the Type LT. Fast forward to today, the Berlinetta has become a collectible for classic car enthusiasts. The example shown before you is a well-preserved one with a few upgrades on board. Its reported that the previous owner had the engine, transmission, and brakes rebuilt and it has just 5k miles or less on the new engine.
Exterior and Interior
The first Berlinetta model year, which our subject car is from, belongs to the second generation of the Chevrolet Camaro. By the time it was introduced, the Camaro featured new body-colored urethane front and rear bumpers, and amber taillight turn signals. This alluring specimen is finished in a beautiful Sea Blue paint that was reportedly done in 2019. It boasts a Z/28 hood giving the car a more muscular and sporty appearance. The exterior is free from badges and emblems except for the Camaro badge at the rear, which also opens the fuel hatch. Opening the doors to this 1979 Chevrolet Camaro Berlinetta reveals an elegant Light Powder Blue interior. If you are unsure where you are, the Berlinetta emblems on the steering wheel and door panels serve as a reminder. This model received a restyled instrument panel with a much flatter appearance than the previous wraparound design. The plush cloth front bucket seats and rear seats provide ample space for four adults.
Engine
The rebuilt engine of this 1979 Chevrolet Camaro Berlinetta is a 350ci V8 and it is married to the rebuilt manual 4-speed transmission. This engine bay is home to a replaced fuse box, a chromed Edelbrock air filter, and a new wiper motor ensuring flawless operation of components. The replaced exhaust system protrudes from the back with new dual tips that sing the melody of the rumbling engine.
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