1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 - Original Matching Numbers Certified by Jerry MacNeish
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This stunning 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 has been completely restored to show quality standards and is fully documented with its original GM Protecto Plate. It retains its original color combination, original matching numbers engine, original matching numbers transmission and original matching numbers rear end. It was certified as authentic by Camaro expert Jerry MacNeish of Camaro Hi-Performance on October 19th, 2022. The original report and certificate are included. As the NCRS Shipping Data Report that’s included and original (X77) trim tag document this car was built at the Norwood factory on April 3rd, 1969. It was ordered with a Hugger Orange with white stripes exterior and Black Deluxe interior. It was ordered with the following options: (A01)- tinted glass, (D55) -console, (D80)- spoiler equipment, (G80) - positract rear axle with 4.10 gears, (J52) - power disc brakes, (M21) - 4-speed transmission, (U17)- special instrumentation, (U63)- AM radio, (Z28)- special engine and equipment package, (Z87)- deluxe interior and (ZK3)- deluxe seat belts. It was sold new at Model Garage Chevrolet located in Middletown, MD which was dealer code 381 in zone 14. It was purchased by Dwight Moser on April 10th, 1969 as documented on the original GM New Vehicle Warranty Owner Protection Plan booklet and plate that is included. The original salespersons business card is also included. From the information gathered the spent 42 years in Maryland with a total of five owners. The fifth owner had the car restored by Frank Smartnick Restorations in Greensburg, PA in 2003. It was sold to a gentleman in Texas in 2011 who was sixth owner. This gentleman enjoyed the car including attending car shows where it achieved multiple awards. Some of the awards include “2nd Place” - West Houston Musclepalooza 2016, “Top 30” - West Houston Musclepalooza 2018, “2nd Place”- CCC Car Show 2019, “Top 30” and “Best Award” - West Houston Musclepalooza 2019.
The exterior of this 69 Camaro Z28 is truly stunning with its gorgeous color combination. The straight body was painted in its original color of Hugger Orange with white stripes. The paint is show quality and was recently detailed brilliant shine by the team at MS CLASSIC CARS. Jerry MacNeish indicated in his report that the paint had “nice attention to detail”. Many enthusiasts agree that there’s nothing better than a Hugger Orange 69 Camaro Z28! All of the tinted glass was replaced new and the Soft- Ray stamps were added. The car has a great stance on 15” Rally wheels with trim rings and center caps. The wheels are wrapped with the correct style Goodyear Wide Tread GT E70-15 tires with white raised letters.
The interior of this 69 Camaro Z28 is also truly stunning especially considering it’s mostly original. Yes, it retains most of its original interior! Jerry MacNeish indicated in his report “very good original interior”. The black deluxe interior complements the exterior color perfectly. The deluxe interior was the top of the line interior for a Z28. It retains the original production 6000 rpm red line 8000 rpm tachometer. MS CLASSIC CARS added a new reproduction steering wheel, Custom Autosound stereo and dash speaker. It has the correct style rubber floor mats. Everything in the interior is in working order with exception of the clock. The trunk compartment presents very nicely.
The engine compartment is highly detailed throughout with many correct parts. The hidden VIN stamp in cowl area is original and authentic as indicated by Jerry MacNeish in his report. The firewall, inner fenders and radiator support were painted in the correct satin black. MS CLASSIC CARS refreshed the engine compartment. The original Muncie speedometer hole is stamped out below the wiper motor on the firewall. The car is powered by its original matching numbers DZ302 V8. The engine breathes through the original factory style manifolds and new stainless chambered exhaust system that was added by MS CLASSIC CARS. The tail pipe adaptor plate is on rear left side frame rail with factory spot welds. The engine is coupled to the original matching numbers Muncie 4-speed manual transmission. The transmission was rebuilt and shifts smoothly through all the gears. The power is transferred to the original matching numbers 12-bolt rear axle with positract and 4.10 gears which was rebuilt and works excellent.
The undercarriage is very clean throughout with many correct parts. As Jerry MacNeish stated in his report, “very good original floors which have never been restored with undercoating”.
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Beautiful Camaro! When can we anticipate the listing to go live?
1969 Z/28 rally sports came with black grill all other Z/28s came from factory with a silver grill !
A chevy is in it's best visual when the Hugger Orange paint matches the Chevy orange block! (I feel the same way with Fords and the color Grabber Blue I think?) It just looks so stunning
Funny the GM at the Chev plant in Los Angeles said the only way to verify a 69 Z28 "by any process is part of the vin number". THere were 13 cars made in Norfolk that came with an X33 or an X73 on the vin plate. The X33 was a standard Z28 While the X73 was made with a Rally Sport package. Remember that was ONLY for 13 cars. Other than being the 1st owner and purchasing the car new from the dealer, there is no absolute means of verifying a 69 Z28.
World wide there are over 32,000 registered 69Z28s but General Motors stated they made 19,765. However some noted sources on the internet now claim 20,302.
FYI Chev did not stamp the VIN number on the rims. That was only done for the Corvette.
Sold mine with the X73 and bought a house.
Another A plus car
Nice 😊
I looked through your listing of the cars you've sold and I don't see a '69 pace car. I have one that I believe is matching #s which Ive owned for 35 years. The car is beautiful. Looking to sell it in the low 80's. I also have a good amount of memorabilia from the '69 Indy 500 race and other pieces that may go with the vehicle when sold. I have a VERY RARE 1969 Indy Pace Car helmet made by Bell in 1969. Only one I've ever seen. I may keep it as it's extremely rare. Tx JJ
What's with the black grill? Completely out to the fenders?
I was waiting on this question ...should be silver
That’s my biggest pet peeve. Idiots replace the grill…too stupid to paint it as it should be. This car is also missing the rear quarter “gills”
Who cares? Just listen to that rock music!
@@dalebowman3666 who cares ? Anyone plinking out that kind of cash cares…if you don’t , you’re an idiot.
He mentions that the hood isn't "correct"... he says "which is quite common" I would like to see his asking price....bet thats not reflecting the wrong hood...or missing gills on the fenders. It is stunning as it sets.
Protect-O-Plate, not Protector Plate. Should know that.
lol 😅 maybe he confused it with the restrictor plate? Lol 😂
my dream car after the ferrari F50
Well, better address that grill… should be silver.
Never did we say the grill is correct. But thanks. This car has already been sold for several months.
@@MSClassicCars no one said you did…we just want to know why you chose not to paint it correctly before offering it up for sale. It just looks bad.
@@vetteboy1982 we sold it before even listing it, so it clearly did not affect anything. Thanks.
Clearly showing that you don’t know anything about what you are selling.
@timzermeno987 clearly showing that you have no idea who we are and what we do, thanks.
DEAR SANTA...
No woodgrain on the dash on a delux interior 😮
Checked your website and don’t see it. What’s the asking price?
Its been sold already over a month ago, sorry.
@@MSClassicCarsnot asking what the customer paid but can you at least tell me what it listed for? I’ll be in the market for one soon and am trying to get an idea on prices.
@@cmcc1971 It was sold in the $150,000 price range.
No test drive guys.
LMAO!! I believed everything this guy said clear up to the cold start! No way. 😊😊😊! Nice "Z". LOL.
We service all our vehicles, it was a cold start. thanks.
And if you put "Z" trying to insinuate it was not a realZ28, you are mistaken. It is a real z28. We sold this over 9 months ago.
@@MSClassicCars I wasn't insinuating anything, I've owned two and never had one start that fast cold, read what I said! Nice car! If I thought you were bogus I'd say so. Have a nice day young fellow! I'm looking for a 69/70 MACH 1 in the 59k or lower range doesn't have to be perfect I drive them. Driving 70 SS 396 El Camino now.. I drive it more than my 2022 Scat Pack Challenger! I pay full amount by Federal Credit union check.
Imagine you're a hot chick and this car pulls up, then the guy starts talking..
How much is this camero
It's been sold
@@MSClassicCars if you add "SOLD" to the title of the video, the amount of people asking would lower. Maybe you like repeating yourself.
@@Boobtube. videos posted months or years ago can be assumed sold, plus our current and sold inventory is displayed on our website. We do not wish to add "Sold" in the titles of our videos. Thanks for your comment.