#s '69 Chevelle SS396/325hp 4-speed

[scuncio]

Clean car with a well preserved underbody, and originally a gorgeous color combo of Dusk Blue with a Parchment VT and interior. Looks pretty sharp in the current colors, too.

I love the 'Day 2' gauge placement in the console bezel. I suppose there are worse places but this is pretty hard to view from the road...although I've seen this at least a couple dozen times over the years.

Link to 1969 Chevelle SS396 auction (https://ebay.to/30366pb)

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[cruiserofland]

Very sharp.

[BLACKLS5]

I can't say I've ever seen a 'T' where the vertical line extends through the horizontal line.

[Tracker1]

I can't say I've ever seen a 'T' where the vertical line extends through the horizontal line.

I think that may be a separate imperfection in the pad that just happens to be in that spot, probably a rust pit that never came off when the pad was cleaned.