Congrats - we see the emotions and totally get that 💯. The question all us car guys are asking is will any of us ever develop that kind of emotional bond with an electric? I just can’t see it . . .
Idk, man. I bought the Trans Am I always wanted in high school now in my mid 30s, and I honestly think it worked out well this way. I love driving the T/A at night. So relaxing after a stressful work day
Congratulations! After many Corvettes and a few first gen Camaros I'm driving a 69 Camaro in my retirement years. Enjoy all the thumbs up on the road. Nice color too... 😉
I get it dude ,, im 68 yrs old selling my home I’m starting to think I may finally get my 69 z28 rs I feel your excitement Enjoy those sat / sun drives
Great video! I mirror your emotions. I just took delivery of my 1968 camaro ss. I'm 40 and been dreaming about this car since I was 14. Salute from Palm Springs Ca
Originally midnight green interior and Frost Green exterior. X44 which is your base Camaro. With that said, put front disc and build a nice small block for it. Sweet ride already!!
Column shift maybe too - I saw the tab on the end of the steering column under the hood. Or is that just to move the collar on the column, like an original floor shifted Chevelle?
The painters need to stop painting stripes on the bottom of the trunk lid. If you didn’t order a rear spoiler in a 69 Z/28 then the stripes would be on the lower lid, then if you added a spoiler you would see what this car has. Congratulations on your 69.
Very nice 1969 Camaro but it looks like it's missing the drip rail molding that goes above the side windows also is not equipped with power brakes an more than likely doesn't have disc brakes which is probably the cause of the weak braking .
Those things on your passenger side It’s a vacuum pump for the brakes it makes more vacuum to stop harder. That’s why whoever you got the car from they deleted brake booster. My opinion I’m not too fan of vacuum pump setup it looks cheesy and doesn’t really work that good you said it in the video the brakes are not good because of that reason.
I think the most urgent thing is to elevate the car and spend a few hours underneath checking for rust/crash repairs, leaks, suspension issues, etc. Right after that, I would remove the two aftermarket carbon fiber panels on top of the firewall (they are attached with screws) plus the cowl panel itself (underneath the wiper arms) to check for rust near the windshield base. The mystery item on the firewall is an aftermarket electric heater and the original heater box cover is missing at that location. I'm guessing the original blower motor is absent too. Good luck!
Nice car!! Do you know what it's missing? It has most of its Z21 special trim pieces - the wheel opening moldings, the chrome quarter panel 'louvers,' the chrome around the headlights and taillights - but it is missing the chrome drip molding pieces.
Just came across your video, congrats brother!!! I can totally understand and relate to the emotions you were feeling. When I took delivery of my 69 Camaro back in 2012. I was like a geeky hyped up little kid who'd just eaten a family sized bag of skittles, was super high with emotion and energy. Over the years, I've worked on my car (i.e., small block to big block, suspension, drum brake to disc, headliner, read end, etc) and it's been fun and I enjoy owning this amazing timeless machine. You really come to appreciate the gem you have, especially when so many people compliment you and the non-stop offers to buy your car. Please let if you're in Texas (I'm in Houston), I'd like to connect with you and talk about our mutual interest with these, in my opinion, ultimate old school muscle cars. If interested, I can share a youtube video of my ride. Btw, I subscribed. Good luck brother!
These are one of the nicest styled cars! Love the stance, colors and Rally wheels!! Now comes the nickel , dime time! lol. You definitely need a fan shroud! Its a must. Im betting your temp gauge gets a little high right now. In the trunk where you say there is no rus,t looks like a heavy undercoating???. That can be good, but mostly bad, when someone wants to cover up some bad spots. Once you start scraping, it never ends. Thats why my "67 Chevelle is still sitting in my garage. Like yours, it looked good off the truck. Even though its a Calf car , and being old , some small repairs were butchered under some bondo. I didnt want that , then one thing leads to the next. Im more of a perfectionist, so I get a little carried away over details, but if Im fixing something, Im doing it right!. These surprises are just the way things are, if you dont know the car and owners through the years. Good Luck!!!
Right on it's hard to go wrong with a 69 Camaro! You can spend some money on them but you will not regret that too much down the road. I have owned a 67 RS, 7 69 Camaros and a 77 Camaro that I bought new. One of the 69's was a Lemans Blue RS Z28 and another was a Pro Toured RS SS Camaro Convertible. I now own a Saleen Mustang though and it does out perform any of the Camaros I used to own and has ice cold AC and blue tooth. I will probably never give up the Saleen but I have a solid lead on a really nice 67 Camaro that is going to be for sale pretty soon. So maybe I will be adding another Camaro to the list! I hope all goes well on your new car!
Love the video carnal I feel the emotion like 4 years ago I sold my 1968 buick Skylark custom coupe I have a video posted check it out it was a project came down to it i had to sell it my fiance was pregnant with twins needed a bigger car. 4 years later I have the opportunity to buy the same car but this time a convertible i should receive it in 2 1/2 months so excited bro you definitely gained another subscriber 💪
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Congrats - we see the emotions and totally get that 💯. The question all us car guys are asking is will any of us ever develop that kind of emotional bond with an electric? I just can’t see it . . .
If i ever can afford another cool car it wont be a new one! , i would love to have my high school car 1967 Chevelle SS396 Turbo 400 Auto :)))))))))
As a classic car owner I feel owning one now later in life is nothing like cruising around all night when I was in high school. Nice classic.
Idk, man. I bought the Trans Am I always wanted in high school now in my mid 30s, and I honestly think it worked out well this way. I love driving the T/A at night. So relaxing after a stressful work day
Congratulations! After many Corvettes and a few first gen Camaros I'm driving a 69 Camaro in my retirement years. Enjoy all the thumbs up on the road. Nice color too... 😉
I get it dude ,, im 68 yrs old selling my home I’m starting to think I may finally get my 69 z28 rs I feel your excitement
Enjoy those sat / sun drives
Great video! I mirror your emotions. I just took delivery of my 1968 camaro ss. I'm 40 and been dreaming about this car since I was 14. Salute from Palm Springs Ca
i know the feeling ,mine arrived 18 months ago and i love it so much
Bro thats so sick. Congrats
Originally midnight green interior and Frost Green exterior. X44 which is your base Camaro. With that said, put front disc and build a nice small block for it. Sweet ride already!!
Column shift maybe too - I saw the tab on the end of the steering column under the hood. Or is that just to move the collar on the column, like an original floor shifted Chevelle?
@@DanEBoyd I think the same.
I think that I'd a windshield motor. Invest in disguise brakes for the front and a booster for the master cylinder. Nice camaro.
I get it brother I did the same thing after 34 years I got my first car back 67 Camaro SS.
Congratulations 🎉 this is super awesome
The painters need to stop painting stripes on the bottom of the trunk lid. If you didn’t order a rear spoiler in a 69 Z/28 then the stripes would be on the lower lid, then if you added a spoiler you would see what this car has. Congratulations on your 69.
Very nice 1969 Camaro but it looks like it's missing the drip rail molding that goes above the side windows also is not equipped with power brakes an more than likely doesn't have disc brakes which is probably the cause of the weak braking .
Power brakes have a big canister behind reservoir
Those things on your passenger side It’s a vacuum pump for the brakes it makes more vacuum to stop harder. That’s why whoever you got the car from they deleted brake booster. My opinion I’m not too fan of vacuum pump setup it looks cheesy and doesn’t really work that good you said it in the video the brakes are not good because of that reason.
Congratulations! Car guys DO get it. Feeling good forbya!
Congratulations!!!
I think the most urgent thing is to elevate the car and spend a few hours underneath checking for rust/crash repairs, leaks, suspension issues, etc. Right after that, I would remove the two aftermarket carbon fiber panels on top of the firewall (they are attached with screws) plus the cowl panel itself (underneath the wiper arms) to check for rust near the windshield base. The mystery item on the firewall is an aftermarket electric heater and the original heater box cover is missing at that location. I'm guessing the original blower motor is absent too. Good luck!
Nice car!! Do you know what it's missing? It has most of its Z21 special trim pieces - the wheel opening moldings, the chrome quarter panel 'louvers,' the chrome around the headlights and taillights - but it is missing the chrome drip molding pieces.
Have fun with that Camaro
Beautiful car man, I'm a Camaro guy 100% I have build ,owned a bunch of Camaros in the past, yours is really nice congratulations,
Just came across your video, congrats brother!!! I can totally understand and relate to the emotions you were feeling. When I took delivery of my 69 Camaro back in 2012. I was like a geeky hyped up little kid who'd just eaten a family sized bag of skittles, was super high with emotion and energy. Over the years, I've worked on my car (i.e., small block to big block, suspension, drum brake to disc, headliner, read end, etc) and it's been fun and I enjoy owning this amazing timeless machine. You really come to appreciate the gem you have, especially when so many people compliment you and the non-stop offers to buy your car. Please let if you're in Texas (I'm in Houston), I'd like to connect with you and talk about our mutual interest with these, in my opinion, ultimate old school muscle cars. If interested, I can share a youtube video of my ride. Btw, I subscribed. Good luck brother!
Nice man! Enjoy! I LOVE the rims on it. Not just on early Camaros, but on old 60's and 70's Corvettes, early to mid 70's Monte Carlos too.
Thisvideo just motivated me to try and get me a classic very beautiful
1969 bowtie, is here, my camaro, cry on .
These are one of the nicest styled cars! Love the stance, colors and Rally wheels!! Now comes the nickel , dime time! lol. You definitely need a fan shroud! Its a must. Im betting your temp gauge gets a little high right now.
In the trunk where you say there is no rus,t looks like a heavy undercoating???. That can be good, but mostly bad, when someone wants to cover up some bad spots. Once you start scraping, it never ends. Thats why my "67 Chevelle is still sitting in my garage. Like yours, it looked good off the truck. Even though its a Calf car , and being old , some small repairs were butchered under some bondo. I didnt want that , then one thing leads to the next. Im more of a perfectionist, so I get a little carried away over details, but if Im fixing something, Im doing it right!. These surprises are just the way things are, if you dont know the car and owners through the years. Good Luck!!!
Right on it's hard to go wrong with a 69 Camaro! You can spend some money on them but you will not regret that too much down the road. I have owned a 67 RS, 7 69 Camaros and a 77 Camaro that I bought new. One of the 69's was a Lemans Blue RS Z28 and another was a Pro Toured RS SS Camaro Convertible. I now own a Saleen Mustang though and it does out perform any of the Camaros I used to own and has ice cold AC and blue tooth. I will probably never give up the Saleen but I have a solid lead on a really nice 67 Camaro that is going to be for sale pretty soon. So maybe I will be adding another Camaro to the list! I hope all goes well on your new car!
Love the video carnal I feel the emotion like 4 years ago I sold my 1968 buick Skylark custom coupe I have a video posted check it out it was a project came down to it i had to sell it my fiance was pregnant with twins needed a bigger car. 4 years later I have the opportunity to buy the same car but this time a convertible i should receive it in 2 1/2 months so excited bro you definitely gained another subscriber 💪
Looks good, sounds good
Congrats, i cant wait for the day i do the same and with the same gen camaro as well.....or lambo
Very nice Chevy Camaro
High dollar radio made to look old.
A more beautiful car was never built
Wonder how much bondo is on it. Looks rough lol. Nice car sounds good
What’s up with that header?
X 33 or 77 ?
Whare did you buy that car from?
@Scott Marsalis from an older gentleman in NC. He was the second owner and had it since 1992. Thanks for watching!
Congrats love the 69!!!!!