For Sale: 1969 Chevrolet Camaro in Clarksburg, Maryland

1969 Camaro Z10 - 1969 Camero Z10 "pace cars" Jerry Mcnese certified with all documents. Dover White RS/SS with Hugger Orange Z28 style stripes and white interior and seat. All were equipped with the recently released fresh air hood (aka: cowl hood). It was a well-kept secret between dealers for years, the pace car convertibles had a sibling! There were a limited number of RS/SS coupes built via the option code Z10 that received the pace car style orange Z28 striping, essentially coupe versions of the pace car. Paperwork documenting thesecars has not been found, but they were sold in the Southwest, (TX, OK, NM, LA, and AZ), and in Tennessee. The option was somehow communicated to dealers in these states, and the dealers then placed their orders, (Chevrolet did not build cars without a dealer or customer order). Production records have not been found. However, Z10 production is estimated to be about 450 to 500 cars recently by auto enthusiast writing newer books. Previously they thought around 250 cars were ordered. This estimate is higher than other prior estimates. Just under 200 cars are currently known. The big difference between the Z10 and the "pace Car" was convertible vs coup. Z10 was only a coup. Also, the Z10 was ordered with air conditioning and no pace car door decal. Some say the dealers saved a few dollars to order without the decal and avoided the licensing fees