Vehicle Description
This 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Coupe features a L78 396 with 375 HP
engine. It is equipped with a M21 4-Speed Manual Transmission. The
vehicle is Burnished Brown with a Other
This Burnished Brown 69 Camaro SS is a two owner car with an
interesting history!� Cosmetically restored, this beautiful car
shows exceptionally well!
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This code 61 Burnished Brown 69 Camaro SS 396 is a two owner car
with an interesting history!� According to the previous owner, the
car was originally ordered by the dealer Maurice J Sopp & Son of
Huntington Park, California to become a part of the dealerships
drag racing team.� The car was built to be a stripped out drag
racer with steel wheels, no center console, no spoiler, and a
monster L78 396 CI V8 with 375 horsepower (the most powerful engine
available that isn't a COPO).� Fewer than 2% of 69 Camaros were
equipped with the L78 engine.� The JH suffix on the engine's stamp
pad reveals the car to be a 396 special high performance.� The
engine is certified as original to the car by Jerry MacNeish.� As
the story goes, the wife of the owner vetoed the cars drag racing
plans and the car was transferred to Hal Green Chevrolet, in
Monrovia California.� The first owner of the car purchased it in
1971 and began a 6-year drag racing career.�� The car was retired
in 1976 and sat in the back of a garage, unregistered, until the
late 90s, when it was purchased by the second owner.� The second
owner put the car through a high quality cosmetic restoration that
included a full respray in the original Burnished Brown as well as
detailing the engine bay, under carriage, and suspension.� The
interior remained mostly original.� This car is documented with the
original bill of sale, an NCRS shipping data report, and
registrations dating back to 1971.� The engine in the car is still
the numbers matching L78 396.� This cars next owner will not only
be purchasing a gorgeous Camaro, but a car with a documented
history and multitude of great stories!
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Stock Number:��HC2127��������������������
VIN:�124379L530115
Miles:�30,158 miles showing on the odometer (this vehicle will be
sold as mileage EXEMPT)
Engine:�Numbers Matching�L78�396 CI�V8�with 375 Horsepower�
Engine Block Number:�3955272
Engine Casting Date:�C 26 9 (March 26, 1969)
Engine Assembly Stamp:�T0411JH (April 11, Special High
Performance)
VIN Stamp:�9L530115
Transmission:�Muncie M21 4-Speed
Transmission Stamp:�P9T11B 19W393964
Rear End:�4.10 Gear Ratio
Trim Tag Info:�Build date 04D (4th�week of March) Paint Code 61-61
(Burnished Brown) Trim Code 711 (Black Vinyl)
Equipment:�Power Brakes, Radio (Inoperable), M21 4-Speed Manual,
L78 396, Steel Wheels (All equipment and features of this car were
in working order at the time of listing, unless noted above)�
Items Included with the Car:�One Set of Keys, Registrations Dating
Back to 1971, Binder with Pre-Restoration Photos and Owner History,
California Black Plates (Documented with Vehicle as Far Back as
1972)
Condition Code:�(2) * (see condition code chart for explanation of
category codes 1-5)
Warranty:�This vehicle is being sold AS-IS
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The Term "Numbers Matching"�used in our descriptions refers to an
engine that has an: engine block casting number and date, engine
assembly date and suffix code, and engine VIN/serial number that
are present in a manner that is consistent with build sequence of
the described vehicle.�
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represented as accurately as possible and to the best of our
knowledge at the time of listing.� Content is based on inspection,
research, or information provided from previous owners.� We make
every effort possible to ensure all of the equipment on our cars is
in working order, unless noted as non-operational in the listing
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Hendrick Performance reserves the right to change pricing without
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charges a $249 processing fee for all retail transactions. �Pricing
does not include any state tax, tag, title, or registration
fees.
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*Condition Code Chart: Excellent:�Show car, freshly restored to
like-new or better condition, also could be a very low-mileage
excellent condition survivor or late-model vehicle Great:�Older
frame-off or very nice frame-on restoration, could be a low-mileage
great condition survivor or late-model vehicle, the nicest
condition car most people would feel comfortable driving to shows
or for special occasions Good:�Driver quality, at first glance a
car that appears to be in great condition, a closer inspection will
reveal minor flaws in the paint and interior, the undercarriage and
engine bay normally looks unrestored.� These cars are mechanically
sound, fully functional, and are normally enjoyed on the weekends
and for special occasions in good weather. Fair:�A car that starts
up and runs but is in need some mechanical and cosmetic work in
order to be enjoyed on a regular basis Poor:�Restoration project, a
car that needs to be totally restored
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