Vehicle Description
Welcome to Street Dreams as we celebrate our 26th year in the
classic and muscle car business. Chevrolet's Camaro has been an
unqualified success since it burst onto the automotive stage in
1967, due in large part to its amazing versatility. Whether you
wanted an economical commuter, a comfy cruiser, or a stoplight
stormer, the Camaro offered something for everyone. Developed as a
competitor for Ford's Mustang, these pony cars would maintain a
fierce rivalry that continues to this day. This wicked 1969 Camaro
Convertible definitely leans toward the stoplight stormer type, but
it does so with vastly increased performance and safety. Lift the
functional steel super scoop hood and you'll be greeted by a
ferocious GMPP 502 V8 that's sporting forged internals, a hydraulic
roller cam, a Holley carburetor, a GMPP aluminum intake manifold,
aluminum heads, and a Mallory billet distributor. Additional
features include a tubular steel front subframe with coilovers and
power rack and pinion steering, power 4-wheel disc brakes, 5-speed
manual transmission with HD scatter shield, 4-link rear end with
coilovers, front and rear stabilizer bars, tubular steel subframe
connectors, custom interior, tilt steering column with custom
wheel, console with gauges, an Alpine AM/FM/CD audio system, and
Billet Specialties alloy wheels wearing aggressive rubber
(245/45ZR17 F, 275/40ZR18 R). This beast takes the Camaro nickname
the Hugger, as in road hugger, seriously and one look at the
chassis in the images provided explains why. This is, by far, the
best handling Camaro Convertible I've driven, and I've driven many.
One more top-shelf classic with blistering performance from the
team that can make your dream a reality. Cervical collar and
preferred stock in tire company not included. Street Dreams
(830-997-1950) is a full service dealership that can assist with
worldwide delivery, insurance, and financing options
