Photo: No Reserve Classic
A frame-off restored 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Pro-Touring isn’t something that you can easily find these days, but luckily for those who’re ready to spend tens of thousands of dollars on such a car, one of them is now being sold online.
No Reserve Classics is the one that’s selling this super-rare Camaro, and according to the information posted on eBay, this car is quite a gem.
First and foremost, it’s the engine that makes the whole thing special, as it’s powered by the small-block ZZ430 V8 unit built by GM Performance Parts and developing 430 horsepower.
“With 430 horsepower at 5800rpm and 430 ft. lbs of torque, 9.6:1 compression, stats like that ensure the ZZ430 a place in history. And with only 430 of these crate motors produced, it's for sure to be one of the rarest and most sought after engines as well. And with Richmond's 6 speed transmission and Ford 9" rear end, sending all the power from the 430HP ZZ430 will be effortless and extremely satisfying,” the garage selling the car explains.
Needless to say, the restoration project brought a series of improvements too, including a new Electron Blue Metallic paint, 18-inch American Racing 1 Piece forged wheels, and a Corvette suspension system.
Inside, you’ll find TMI front sport bolstered seats, an air conditioning system built by Vintage Air, and Secretaudio's stereo system with Bluetooth that lets you wirelessly play music and start a phone call while you drive.
The new engine has been used for just 6,000 miles (9,656 kilometers), according to the eBay listing.
And of course, this 1969 Chevrolet Camaro ZZ430 Pro-Touring isn’t the kind of car that anyone can buy from a pricing perspective. The Camaro comes with a $69,995 price tag, and the garage selling it says you’re getting free shipping if you live in the United States, albeit you can very well drive the car back home too.
First and foremost, it’s the engine that makes the whole thing special, as it’s powered by the small-block ZZ430 V8 unit built by GM Performance Parts and developing 430 horsepower.
“With 430 horsepower at 5800rpm and 430 ft. lbs of torque, 9.6:1 compression, stats like that ensure the ZZ430 a place in history. And with only 430 of these crate motors produced, it's for sure to be one of the rarest and most sought after engines as well. And with Richmond's 6 speed transmission and Ford 9" rear end, sending all the power from the 430HP ZZ430 will be effortless and extremely satisfying,” the garage selling the car explains.
Needless to say, the restoration project brought a series of improvements too, including a new Electron Blue Metallic paint, 18-inch American Racing 1 Piece forged wheels, and a Corvette suspension system.
Inside, you’ll find TMI front sport bolstered seats, an air conditioning system built by Vintage Air, and Secretaudio's stereo system with Bluetooth that lets you wirelessly play music and start a phone call while you drive.
The new engine has been used for just 6,000 miles (9,656 kilometers), according to the eBay listing.
And of course, this 1969 Chevrolet Camaro ZZ430 Pro-Touring isn’t the kind of car that anyone can buy from a pricing perspective. The Camaro comes with a $69,995 price tag, and the garage selling it says you’re getting free shipping if you live in the United States, albeit you can very well drive the car back home too.
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