A 1969 Chevrolet Camaro can be your savings right now if you don’t mind the price, and there’s a chance you’ll love it after you check the spec sheet.
First and foremost, the Camaro is painted in Le Mans Blue with two white stripes. It obviously comes in fairly good condition as it is a completely restored model with a series of custom upgrades.
But without a doubt the star of the show is the new engine. The car is equipped with a large-box ZZ572 / 620 Deluxe engine that produces at least 620 hp. The engine, which Chevrolet describes as “our darkest big block,” is a 572 ci (9.4-liter) unit offered by GM Performance Parts and is currently the company’s most powerful option for a street-ready vehicle. So if you get a Camaro, you buy not only a great restaurant, but also a huge engine under the hood.
The folks at No Reserve Classics, the garage that sells the car now, explain that the car also comes with other upgrades to handle all the power, including 18-inch Foose Billet wheels with all-season performance tires.
Since greater power means it’s more difficult to stop the car when needed, the Camaro also received an upgraded brake system, so the restart system also included SSBC Force-10 multi-piston brakes.
There are plenty of other things worth mentioning about this model, including a D80 spoiler package front and rear, 35 percent tinted windows, a cluster of LED headlights, a full Bluetooth audio system, and a 6.5-inch speaker installed in the kick panels. , 2 Alpine tweeters, and Autometer center console gauges.
As for mileage, the garage doesn’t share any information in this regard but says “this is still a 50 year old car with flaws as it wasn’t restored yesterday and has some mileage since construction.”
But at the end of the day, the custom Camaro is still pretty cool, and if you’re in the market looking for a well-made restaurant, this model here is definitely worth a look. Sure, it doesn’t come cheap, Listed for $69,995.
