Photo: Marshall Goldman
If you think the 1969 Chevrolet Camaro is a looker, just wait until you check out the model we have here. We say that because it has recently received a thorough restomod treatment bringing it back to absolute mint condition.
Offered for sale by Marshall Goldman, the ’69 Camaro has just 29 miles (46 km) on the clock, but of course, this is the mileage since the restomod project was completed.
But as you can see in the photos in the gallery here, this Camaro has become quite a gem.
And it all starts with what’s hiding under the hood. Power now comes from a fuel-injected 502-ci (8.5-liter) V8 engine paired with a Turbo 400 automatic transmission. It goes without saying everything is working just like new. The drivetrain comes alongside a series of other mechanical upgrades, including an air ride suspension and a full stainless exhaust with a MagnaFlow muffler.
The engine, the front suspension, and the billet accessories are painted in the same colors, as you can see in the gallery.
The interior is breathtaking, as the Camaro now boasts a new dash and center console, custom bucket seats with red accents, Dakota Digital VHX gauges, an iPad mounted in the console to control the music, air conditioning, and so much more.
It’s pretty clear quite a lot of work has been put into bringing this Camaro into the condition you can see here, and according to the garage selling the car, it took no fewer than 3,200 hours to complete the project. As for the costs, they exceeded $250,000, and you can see all details in the receipts that come with the car.
Given all of the above, you really shouldn’t expect this Camaro to sell for pocket money. And it doesn’t, though its price tag is likely to make it just a dream that’ll never come true for many of us. The car can be yours for $239,000, and some financing options are also offered.
But as you can see in the photos in the gallery here, this Camaro has become quite a gem.
And it all starts with what’s hiding under the hood. Power now comes from a fuel-injected 502-ci (8.5-liter) V8 engine paired with a Turbo 400 automatic transmission. It goes without saying everything is working just like new. The drivetrain comes alongside a series of other mechanical upgrades, including an air ride suspension and a full stainless exhaust with a MagnaFlow muffler.
The engine, the front suspension, and the billet accessories are painted in the same colors, as you can see in the gallery.
The interior is breathtaking, as the Camaro now boasts a new dash and center console, custom bucket seats with red accents, Dakota Digital VHX gauges, an iPad mounted in the console to control the music, air conditioning, and so much more.
It’s pretty clear quite a lot of work has been put into bringing this Camaro into the condition you can see here, and according to the garage selling the car, it took no fewer than 3,200 hours to complete the project. As for the costs, they exceeded $250,000, and you can see all details in the receipts that come with the car.
Given all of the above, you really shouldn’t expect this Camaro to sell for pocket money. And it doesn’t, though its price tag is likely to make it just a dream that’ll never come true for many of us. The car can be yours for $239,000, and some financing options are also offered.
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