1969 camaro 427

[ban617]

I just watched the video & she was peeled pretty good down the right side , did anyone notice the trim tag X66 the 6's are different sizes ...,also to me it looks like the original paint had yellow in it & the present color doesn't ...

[Kurt S]

Axle was reputedly BE0214G2. It's not the original. Possibly modified to support the 427 story? 124379N601701
Looks like the original fathom green on the trunklid.

He never shows an overall side pic, even in the video, and zooms in right away so you can't see some damage. Dodgy, imo.

[Carleen]

https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/ubbt...opics/640372/1

[resto4u]

At least you could get all new parts for it now. That would have been a hard car to fix in 1990. The roof probably has a buckle as would the floor pan with as far as the rocker is pushed in. But it looks like a pretty solid car. You could actually mount it on a frame rack and make some pulls.

[67 Nova Boy]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Carleen</div><div class="ubbcode-body">https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/ubbt...opics/640372/1 </div></div> Thread

[Carleen]

Originally Posted by ne70ss

One of the previous owners of the car, while it was still located in Omaha Ne. liked to party a little bit and street race alot. Well, the two don't mix very well as the car was put into a telephone pole. Not a COPO, but from what I've been told it started life as a column shift 6 cylinder. I've spoken numerous times with the genlteman that originally campaigned the car who now resides in Council Bluffs, Ia.