CLEAN TITLE
MILEAGE: 5,000 MILES
ENGINE: 502 Big Block
TRANSMISSION: TH400 Automatic
EXTERIOR COLOR: Red
INTERIOR COLOR: Black
FEATURES AND UPGRADES
502 Big Block Engine
Blower Cam
B&M 671 Blower
Dual 850 Demon Carburetors
TH400 Built Automatic Transmission
Reverse Manual Valve Body
Transbrake
3200 Stall Converter
MSD Distributor
Hooker Headers
16 Gallon Fuel Cell
Currie Ford 9" Rear End
3.89 Gears
CalTracs Rear Suspension
8 Point Roll Cage
5 Point Harness
Power Steering
Power Brakes
Full Pioneer Sound System
Gasoline Fuel
Paid Off
No Rust
No Leaks
CONDITION
This 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 is located in Irvine, California and
shows 5,000 miles. Finished in red over a black interior, it is
powered by a 502 big block with a blower cam and a B&M 671
blower topped with dual 850 Demon carburetors, and it runs through
a built TH400 automatic equipped with a reverse manual valve body,
transbrake, and a 3200 stall converter. Supporting hardware
includes an MSD distributor, Hooker headers, and a 16-gallon fuel
cell. The rear is a Currie Ford 9-inch with 3.89 gears, paired with
CalTracs rear suspension. Safety and driveline-focused upgrades
include an 8-point roll cage and 5-point harness, along with power
steering and power brakes. Audio is upgraded with a full Pioneer
sound system. No rust and no leaks are noted, and it runs perfect
with a clean title.
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO OWN AN ICONIC CLASSIC IN OUTSTANDING
CONDITION!
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