Beautifully restored at a high level finished in 2024 this Camaro
is as amazing underneath and inside as is on the outside. Powered
by a smooth running 350ci mated to a Muncie 4-Spd M20 Manual
transmission.Finished in vibrant Daytona Bright Yellow with bold
black hockey stripes and a matching black interior, this 1969
Chevrolet Camaro RS/SS Convertible is a striking representation of
one of the most iconic muscle cars of the era. Combining the
aggressive styling of the Rally Sport package with the performance
heritage of the Super Sport. This example has undergone a
comprehensive restoration, featuring all new sheet metal, a
completely refreshed interior, and new glass throughout. The
exterior is finished in high-quality base/clear urethane paint,
showcasing the car's crisp lines and signature cowl induction hood,
accented by a rear spoiler for added visual impact. Well-equipped
with desirable factory-style features, this Camaro includes power
steering and power front disc brakes. A 12-bolt moser Posi traction
3.73 rear enhances performance, while the interior is appointed
with a center console, full gauge package, tachometer dash, and
tilt steering column. An AM/FM radio provides period-correct
entertainment. Additional highlights include rally wheels wrapped
in radial tires, a new power-operated convertible top, and
sequential rear turn signals-an eye-catching custom touch. Original
GM trim has been professionally polished, and the original bumpers
have been expertly re-chromed, preserving the car's authentic
character while elevating its presentation. A beautifully restored
example with an outstanding color combination and an impressive
list of features, this 1969 Camaro RS/SS Convertible is equally
suited for show, cruise, or collection-an unmistakable symbol of
American muscle at its finest. The 1969 Camaro RS/SS Convertible
featured a Rally Sport (appearance) and Super Sport (performance)
combination. Of the 243,085 Camaros produced in 1969, 17,573 were
convertibles. Exact production for the RS/SS convertible is
exceptionally rare; only 3,675 Indy 500 Pace Car models were made,
while standard RS/SS convertibles saw similarly limited numbers.
4-Speed Manual Transmission, Single Carburetor
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