1969 Chevelle SS 300 deluxe post, just curious

[red69er]

I own a Red 1969 chevelle ss 396/325hp post car, it was bought by my dad in 69 at a small dealership in Fredonia,KS.
It came with the rubber floor mat, the bench seat with the white strips that I have seen in some pick but mine came factory with a 3 speed manual on the floor that i've never heard of any others having.
Just curious if anyone else has ever heard of this or it is pretty rare, I have all the original document from when he bought the car still in the glovebox and hope to have it up to tip top condition someday.

[ORIGLS6]

Yep, a friend of mine has a car that was originally a 300 Deluxe SS 396 (L35)with a 3 speed. Last I heard, he still has the original shifter stored in the attic of his garage.

The car is now sporting full Malibu SS trim with buckets, console, a 427 & a 4 speed.

[amuseme]

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Yep, a friend of mine has a car that was originally a 300 Deluxe SS 396 (L35)with a 3 speed. Last I heard, he still has the original shifter stored in the attic of his garage.

The car is now sporting full Malibu SS trim with buckets, console, a 427 & a 4 speed.

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Dennis, you failed to mention, Earl's is a hardtop.

[wheelhop]

Welcome to the site! Post more pics and don't use the factory jack anymore to lift that post car!!

[442w30]

Please tell me if I have this right:

In the low trim level (300 Deluxe?), there was a post coupe and a hardtop available with the SS package.

The SS package was also available on the Malibu hardtop and convertible, so that would make 4 cars the SS package was available on . . . right? (Not counting El Caminos, mind you!)

I'd be willing to bet the highest percentage of 3-speed cars were built on the post SS. :-)

[Rixls6]

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Please tell me if I have this right:

In the low trim level (300 Deluxe?), there was a post coupe and a hardtop available with the SS package.

The SS package was also available on the Malibu hardtop and convertible, so that would make 4 cars the SS package was available on . . . right? (Not counting El Caminos, mind you!)

I'd be willing to bet the highest percentage of 3-speed cars were built on the post SS. :-)

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I'd have to agree with that possibility.

[Keith Tedford]

We have the 300 deluxe Hardtop version. Would look nice sitting beside Ricks silver post car.

[PeteLeathersac]

Welcome Lance!.


You've just made the day for a bunch of us Pstaholics here also you now have a dozen or so new best friends!.

Pics please!.

~ Pete

[Rixls6]

Lance,
Welcome to the site. There isn't any way of knowing how many 69 Chevelle SS396 Post Sedans there were with the MC1 HD 3-speed, but it wasn't real common. Total cars with that option was 15,748. That inclued all 69 Chevelle body styles.

Like Pete said, there are a few others here that are Postaholics.
I myself have been bit by the bug to own as many as possible.
Definitely show us some pics of yours.
Here's a pic of one I just bought last year.

[69 Post Sedan]

Lance, welcome to the site. There are a lot of people here with a lot of knowledge. Don't be afraid to ask any question. I will guarantee someone here will know the answer.

I just purchased this one from Dan Vasic (postsedan) from this website in January. He is very knowledgable on these cars. I'm sure he will have no problem answering questions about your car..he's not your typical Bear fan!



I'm sure I speak for a lot of Post Sedan guys that we would like to see you post some pictures of your car along with the trim tag.

Kurt