Custom 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Flexes 2014 LS3 with 550 HP, 2020 Challenger Paint

The RS was obviously rarer, as only close to 38,000 units got to see the daylight, while the SS accounted for nearly 35,000 cars out of the entire 243,000 Camaro production for model year 1969. The Z28 was the crème de la crème with just 20,000 units.

But at the end of the day, any ’69 Camaro can become a real head turner, and the custom build that we have here is just the living proof in this regard. Born as a Camaro coupe with a V8 under the hood, this 1969 restomod now sports an LS3 engine borrowed from a 2014 Camaro and developing no less than 550 horsepower. It has just 1,000 miles (1,600 km) on the build, so it obviously runs like new.

As you can easily figure out from the photos in the gallery, this custom Camaro also sports a brand-new finish, and if you think you’ve seen it somewhere else, you’re not wrong. It’s a 2020 Dodge Challenger metallic gray paint that still looks immaculate, and you can inspect it thoroughly in the videos embedded below.

Needless to say, the car comes with a series of other major upgrades, including new floor pans and sound matting, a Mini tub with a Rick’s gas tank, Bringbrothers door handles and headlight rings, a custom interior with power seats, Dakota Digital gauges, and a Gun Metal Billet steering wheel.

The Camaro now rides on new Coys wheels and sports a custom sound system with two JL amplifiers, 6 speakers, and one subwoofer for a concert-like experience.

So at the end of the day, this is a custom build that’s totally worth seeing live, especially if you’re interested in purchasing the car. And speaking of a possible acquisition, you really don’t expect this Camaro to come cheap, do you? eBay seller barclay_gebel6zlb expects to get no less than $99,000 for the car, though some other offers might be considered as well.