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Posted 12 months ago
pinkchrome
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this is my dads latest build ,iv seen him restore i guess hundreds of first gen camaros and this is by far the most beautiful yet ,nut and bolt rotisserie ,true ss 427 4 spd ,deluxe houndstooth interior omg its gorgeous
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Too cool!!
beautiful muscle car:)
69s are my favorite year, not just cameros but chevelles,novas ect;
The wife and I bought a 69 camaro brand new at reedman's Chevrolet in Langhorn. Pa. It cost us $3200. Not long after we bought it, the judge at the local court decided he needed my drivers license for 30 days. I lent him my license and my wife drove the new car. I never lost my license again. Although I almost got caught a couple times. Those sweeties would move on.
Fantastic build! And without a doubt, the best year for Camaro. Your dad has good taste. Take care of it and enjoy it!