1 Owner '69 Camaro RS/SS, 350/3-sp Stick
 

Another low-effort auction description and crappy pics, but I'm loving the white-on-black-on-houndstooth color combo. Hope it finds a good home...it's no L78, but it's a neat car with the rarely seen base transmission. Not sure if it's being sold by a consigning dealer or what, but I'm guessing "Vito" won't be giving it away :-)

Link to 1969 RS/SS auction

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Very cool car. I wonder if it will be a 4 speed next time we see it for sale?

That magazine pic in the ad was taken at my house....

I will assume you are not "Vito" :)

I know this car as I called on it when it was listed back in June in Toronto. I spoke to the nice fellow representing the car on behalf of the original owners.

He was very honest and sent me a bucket of pics and they all scared me. In my opinion, it needed exterior sheet metal/doors/floors/frame rails/dash/etc.

Work may have been done since........I strongly suggest picking up the phone and calling.

Paul

Sold new at Johnny Martin Chevrolet in Bloomington IL.
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Your opinion is worthless unless you have touched and physically looked at this car. It is an excellent candidate for a Restomod and is completely driveable in the condition it is in. It had work done that is documented in its day. I have seen this car , touched it and have had it up on the Hoist! There are excellent cars on the market that have had extensive work and have NO PAPERWORK or any Documentation.

You had it on a hoist. Do you disagree with the statement "it needed exterior sheet metal/doors/floors/frame rails/dash/etc." ? This car has documentation so what makes it a Restomod candidate ?

Auction ended unsold.