1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z28

This 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 is one you might have ordered if you had a chance to go back to when it was new. It is believed to have only 18764 actual miles. Starting with one of the all-time great small blocks, the DZ302. It’s an 11:1 compression ratio monster with a forged crank, forged pistons, solid lifters, and a big Holley carb on top with a dual-plane intake easily capable of the 6000 rpm redline on the factory tach. To handle high-rpm shifts, a Muncie 4-speed manual transmission with the newly-available-for-‘69 Hurst shifter. It transfers power to a 12-bolt rear end with performance-minded 4.10 gears. The color is the rare 10-code Tuxedo Black along with white stripes. This, combined with the black deluxe houndstooth interior makes a handsome and highly desirable package. It forms a nicely integrated color scheme. It’s a brawny Z for sure, but there’s plenty of refinement here as well. Your first touchpoint is the steering wheel, and the steering is power assisted. There’s a beautiful 3-spoke steering wheel with a rosewood rim on a tilt column. Power front disc brakes assure that the stopping power is up to the task. A center console contains the famous Camaro performance gauge package. Bumper guards front and rear, front and rear spoilers, and the intimidating as well as functional ZL2 cowl hood round out a beautiful and well-equipped 1969 Z/28.