Vehicle Description
This 1969 Chevrolet Camaro is #9 of 69 ZL1s produced in 1969. This
well-documented car was originally delivered to Fred Gibb Chevrolet
of LaHarpe, IL, the dealer that spearheaded the original concept of
an all-aluminum engine ZL1 Camaro. Having been through a
no-expense-spared restoration, this ZL1 Camaro is "one of the
finest in existence," exactly as stated in the accompanying Cuneen
Report by Ed Cuneen of COPO Connection. Only the highest-quality
components were used in this restoration with a strong emphasis on
New Old Stock pieces. A GM factory-assembled body shell was used to
correct the extensive body modifications performed during this
car's long-term drag-race history. The Cuneen Report that is
included with this car features photography and certification of
numbered and coded components. Also included with this car is a
collection of historical documentation, including the Dealer
Shippers copy of the original Window Sticker, the customer's copy
of the original Bill of Sale and a copy of the Chevrolet MSO. From
the Frank Tiegs Collection.
