Special Paint '69 RS/SS, #s 350/auto, Loaded
 

Love the options including Vigilite, PW, speedminder, etc. Needs a set of original door panels IMMEDIATELY...those puffy repops look totally out of place on this car. Overall, pretty nice if you're into Carolina Blue but I think the opening bid is already beyond where it would sell.

However, this very same car was sold in a 2018 Barrett Jackson auction for $93,000, which absolutely floors me....

Link to 1969 Carolina Blue RS/SS auction

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LOVE this car!!!

I looked at it at BJ....the same story boards were with the car then.

Sadly it appears the door hasn't been repaired, the color match in person is horrible to the rest of the car.

It was just at Mecum in FL, ended up as a no sale.

Marty's old car. He literally made up a book about the car.

----Add states four speed, but it sure looks like an automatic in the pictures......Bill S

I'm surprised that they didn't go ahead and check the box for deluxe interior while they were penciling in all those options.

No tach and gauges either, but opted for the center clock. Unusual combination of options - but one of the things that makes this hobby fun.

I noticed the VIN hole in the dash looks like the dash was replaced on the poster. Did Los Angeles car have the same VIN hole as a Norwood?
Also, what is the black piece bolted to the cowl behind the ac compressor where the windshield sprayer trough is? Maybe something for an ac car?

This one has been relisted for the second time, in the link below - currently has a bid with the reserve not yet met.

Link to 1969 Camaro RS/SS auction