1969 Chevrolet Camaro Pro-Touring
Naturally Aspirated LS7 • Tranzilla 6-Speed • Detroit Speed • Baer • Forgeline
The iconic lines of a 1969 Camaro, completely re-engineered for modern pro-touring performance. This professionally built, frame-off Camaro combines a naturally aspirated 7.0L LS7, Tranzilla 6-speed manual, Detroit Speed suspension and Baer brakes in a beautifully finished package built to be driven—not just displayed.
Completed in 2021 by ARH Designs of Lake Norman, North Carolina, this comprehensive build combines classic muscle-car character with modern performance, handling and comfort.
Highlights
LS7 Performance
At its heart is Chevrolet's naturally aspirated 7.0L LS7, featuring dry-sump lubrication and electronic fuel injection. It's paired with a Tranzilla T56 6-speed manual and Ford 9-inch rear with 3.55 gearing and limited slip.
Stainless long-tube headers and a side-exit exhaust give the LS7 an appropriately aggressive sound.
Modern Pro-Touring Chassis
A Detroit Speed front subframe and Quadralink rear suspension, adjustable coilovers, power rack-and-pinion steering and Baer four-wheel disc brakes transform the way this Camaro handles, steers and stops.
Mini-tubs accommodate 19-inch Forgeline VR3S wheels and Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires, including substantial 325mm rears, giving the car serious grip and an unmistakable stance.
Classic Design, Modern Execution
Deep black paint with subtle silver stripes is complemented by shaved drip rails, smoothed bodywork and flush-mounted glass. RS-style lighting, an SS grille and lowered stance modernize the appearance without losing the unmistakable character of a '69 Camaro.
Inside, a custom two-tone leather interior features a full-length center console, AutoMeter instrumentation, modern air conditioning and Pioneer Bluetooth audio.
Built to Drive
This isn't simply a classic Camaro with an LS swap. The LS7, Tranzilla 6-speed, Detroit Speed chassis, Baer brakes, Ford 9-inch and Forgeline/Michelin combination were brought together as a complete pro-touring package.
The result is a professionally built 1969 Camaro with the presence and visceral character of classic American muscle—and the power, handling, braking and comfort to make it genuinely enjoyable to drive.
