1969 Camaro Z28 No Reserve on 2040-cars
Hopkinsville, Kentucky, United States
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Up for sale is my beautiful 1969 Camaro Z28. I hate to sell but I need the room for one of my newer projects. 69 Chevy Camaro Z28 350 ballaced and blue printed 550hp guide with 5500 stall, 4.10 12 bolt with Moser axles and spool, Caltrack bars drags shocks, 3 inch exhaust with flow masters stock interior in super condition. All the carpets look like new still and the dash still looks like new. The seats are all great except for the passenger headrest, its starting to crack. where it was positioned in the garage the sun was hitting that spot. Absolutely no rust anywhere.The car is 99% done. It was restored 14 years ago by previous owner and garaged ever since. The car has never been in the rain or snow. I drive this car daily when its nice out sometimes all day. No dents no scratches anywhere. Mickey thompsons tires on it all around. Its a beautiful car and no one is going to be disappointed. $500 non refundable deposit or pick the car up within 24 hrs unless we agree to something different over the phone....Car is for sale locally on Craigs list aswell so if i sell it on there ill take the listing off. please feel free to come see the car in person or test drive at anytime.. thanks, call or text colin..270-484 7008.
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