Gateway Classic Cars of Tampa presents this survivor 1979 Chevrolet
Camaro. This 79 Camaro sport coupe looks like it did from day one.
A cool two owner survivor car that's been in the same family since
the early 80s. Everything you see is original or presents as such.
No color changes, no modifications. Just regular maintenance and
replacing consumables over the years. The optional 'VDD2' blue
sport seat are all original and in very good condition. And the
'29L' Chevrolet Dark Blue Metallic paint is believed to be all
original as well.
Under the hood the original two barrel 5.0 305ci V8 propels the car
with the help of a smooth shifting 3 speed automatic. The car also
sports cold AC and warm heat. When you twist the key, it fires off
like it's 1979 and it's ready to go wherever you wish. The car
steers stops and rides very well. A great testament to how GM built
them in1979. The car comes with a copy of the original window
sticker as well.
If have a hankering for a survivor, rust free, 1979 Chevrolet
Camaro this is your car! Great for a collection or as a problem
free base for a big dollar project or even as a casual daily. They
don't come around in this condition much if any these days. Don't
let it pass you by.
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