Incredible 1969 Camaro RS!

Car Craft Award of Excellence Winner!

4 Page Car Craft Feature Article

3 Years & over 1600 Logged Hours to Build

Over $32,000 Just in Parts Costs!

Extensive Powder Coating; Incl. Frame & Suspension!

Incredible Baldwin-Motion Paint Scheme

Some of the Details:

Featured in January 2002 Car Craft magazine with 4 pages and winner of 16 awards including Car Craft’s  Award of Excellence and Outstanding GM Car.

 Body: 

• Original RS car with a total frame-off restoration including Frame and Suspension pieces powdered coated gloss black.

• Paint is PPG Clapton Green polyurethane with gloss black Baldwin Motion style striping, 4 coats of clear, wet sanded and buffed.

• Exterior stainless trim package, front spoiler, hideaway headlights and ’69 Mustang Mach 1 rear wing, “509” fender decals

• New Black Houndstooth interior with new carpeting, headliner, door panels, dash pad, rear seat, console, Autometer gauges, Alpine AM/FM/CD stereo with (4) Polk Audio speakers

• Custom Wolf car cover

 Engine: (estimated at over 500hp/600 lbs torque!)

§        509 CID (0.040” over 500) Cadillac (1970 Eldorado)

• Forged crank, forged Olds 455 rods and Clevite 77 bearings

• 10.0:1 compression with Keith Black Hypereutectic pistons

• Ported and polished heads with stainless 2.19” int. and 1.90” exh. valves.

• Rocker arm shaft conversion (good to 6000 RPM’s)

• Comp Cams camshaft with .562 lift and 286 duration @ 0.006”

• Edelbrock Performer intake

• Edelbrock Performer RPM 850 cfm carb, blue Holley fuel pump with regulator, 14” K&N air cleaner

• MSD 8.5mm plug wires, Blaster 2 coil, Petronix ignition

• Cast aluminum valve covers with Cadillac script

• Custom 2" Hooker headers with 3" Torque Tech exhaust

• Remote oil filter and heavy duty 4-core radiator

 Drivetrain & Suspension:

• §        Rebuilt TH400 auto transmission with TCI 2400 rpm stall converter

• §        Rebuilt 8.5” 10 bolt posi rear with 2.56 gears, Moser axles, bearings and cast aluminum cover

• §        Custom built 3" driveshaft with severe duty u-joints

• §        Wilwood 4 wheel manual disc brakes with 4 piston calipers, Line Lock and adjustable proportioning valve

• §        Steeroids rack and pinion power steering conversion

• §        Hotchkis suspension system with 2" dropped coil springs in front, 1.5" leafs in back, oversized front sway bar, KYB gas shocks, polyurethane bushings

• §        Bolt-On Subframe connectors and Southside Machine traction lift bars

• §        4 P245/50R16 Bridgestone Potenza 730 tires on 4 16X8 Boyd Coddington Stingrays-

• (all 4 tires & wheels are the same size for easy rotation).

The quality of workmanship and attention to detail is amazing and very evident in the detailed photos below. Every light works inside and out, including the back-up lights and that annoying little factory buzzer to tell you your keys are in the ignition. The paint job and body work are incredible with the stripes under the clear and the fit and alignment of all of the body parts is amazing. And it's not just my opinion; the editors of Car Craft Magazine think so too and gave it 2 of their most prestigious awards. And not only is this one of the nicest Camaros anywhere, it was built to be driven! With freeway friendly gears and truly superior handling, this car is an incredible pleasure to drive. But even with 1200 miles since completion 2 years ago, just look at the condition it is in; it's like it was completed yesterday! A real testament to the love and care the owner/builder has given this car over that time.

1200 miles.  Never raced, never out in rain, always covered and stored indoors.

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