1969 Camaro Z/28, Burnished Brown, White Int #'s matching with MacNeish Paperwork
 

SALE PENDING - EBAY LISTING PULLED


1969 Camaro Z/27 X77 car, #'s matching DZ 290hp engine, correct Muncie 4-spd, #'s rear, Burnish Brown with stunning white stripes and std white bucket interior. This car was 100% over the top, rotisserie restored and everything (I mean everything!) works, down to the door buzzer when you open the door with the key in the lock cylinder. The car was restored to as delivered condition, runs and drives absolutely perfectly, fully sorted. Super straight panels with PERFECT gaps. Stainless and chrome is great, doors open and close with that like new "click" with the correct spring pressure when being opened. All the lights operate, no flicker at all so you know all the grounds are right, the complete factory emission system is in place down to the working heat riser. Nice sounding cam that is complimented with that unique solid lifter engine sound. This next owner can take comfort in knowing that Jerry MacNeish has verified this car TWICE in the last 10 years and his reports are very in depth with only the slightest mods needed to make the car perfect. I have over 150 pictures you can see of this car including paperwork and resto pics - priced right for the market at $69,500

Dave:

I have to be honest with you. I never liked Burnished Brown on any of the 1969 Chevy Super Sports. But . . .

With the white stripes and white interior - what a difference! A truly magnificent looking car. GLWS. Should move very quickly.

Man, I agree! I wonder how many came that way?GLWS!

Bought one the same color combo that a trailer toter driver brought back to Indiana from LA in 1981. Sold it to a friend a couple of years later. Was a fun ride.

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Stunning looking - very nice color combo for sure

Is this Foster's old car? He is a member here if i recall?

Beautiful!

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Rob,
As beautiful as this car is I bet your wife might have a different answer. I was showing my wife a Burnished Brown 1969 SS396 Camaro that I thought would be neat to pair up with the Burnished Brown 1969 SS350 Nova that I have. It was a plus that both cars were sold with in a few miles of each other here in southern California and spent most of their lives in the same area. But my wife expressed in no uncertain terms that there would be no additional brown toy cars at the house. The last time she put her foot down was when she made me sell a dash-dash paint code factory black Rally sport 1973 Z/28 Camaro with 40,000 miles on it because she said it looked like the Bat mobile. She said I could have another 1969 Z/28 Camaro but get rid of that 1973 Camaro first.

And then the fight started!!

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