1969 Chevrolet Camaro RS

Description

If it's time to get your hands on a legend, look no further. A triple-black 1969 Chevrolet Camaro RS is a true superstar, and best of all, this one is fresh off a high end restoration.

You can just tell from the pictures how amazing this black paint is. This coupe started life as a true Rally Sport, but it was in a tamer shade of Butternut Yellow. That was not going to be good enough for a car with this kind of presence. So, it was given this deep, dark hue to better fit its true personality. You can't hide imperfections from black, and so only the straightest and best bodies like this one can wear this desirable color with pride. Added to this is the always cool black vinyl roof. There's the usual cowl-induction hood, as well as spoilers fore and aft, plus red SS stripes just in case you thought this car wasn't aggressive enough. Chrome bumpers flank the car at both ends, adding a shiny bit of punctuation to the all-black storyline. But without a doubt, it's those concealed headlights from the RS package that will gain all the attention.

This slick beast is triple-black, which means black paint, black roof, and of course, an interior dark as midnight. A sign of a great restoration is that it feels 1969 fresh when you step inside. The bucket seats and rear bench were reupholstered using correct deluxe package seat covers, there are new carpets on the floor, and even the door panels look quite fresh. A center console offers factory auxiliary gauges and the perfect place to grab the cue ball shifter. Reasonably convincing woodgrain appliques on the dash warm up the already inviting interior. There's even an AM/FM/CD player so you can enjoy modern tunes. One piece that was not restored was the original RS wheel. That means going for a drive now feels like you're grabbing part of this Camaro's great history.

Pop the hood, and you'll realize the badges on the side were not lying. Powering this Camaro is a 350 cubic-inch V8 that is dressed to impress. One look and you just know this engine bay was built for car shows. The glossy inner fender wells, and tidy piping, make the perfect framework to present this small-block. And of course the engine stands out immediately with chrome on the air cleaner, valve covers, and pulleys. Just in case they didn't see you coming, the crowd will definitely hear you, thanks to a new dual exhaust with H-pipe configuration for better sound and performance. All of this is backed up by a four-speed manual transmission, power steering, and four-wheel disc brakes. Yes, that's right, behind each one of those rally wheels is a major upgraded to the stopping system. This means it's not only a comfortable cruiser, but you'll be able to outmaneuver the other '69 Camaros out there.

It's a quality triple-black Camaro with all the right goodies. It won't last long, so if you like what you see, don't hesitate...call today!