With its incredible paint, fits, and extensive list of new parts (including many GM NOS), this 1969 Camaro convertible stands as a show-car that was built to be driven. With Super Sport badges, this near-perfect clone was purchased a decade ago in Tennessee, before undergoing a time-staking six-figure rotisserie restoration. During the extensive process, the car received a hearty 350 cubic inch GM crate engine. Dressed like an original small block SS, the car includes extensive options including air conditioning to make it the ultimate driving experience. Finished in breathtaking medium metallic blue, the car has black top and interior, with muscle car accents in its white letter tires and Rallye wheels. Arguably the model’s finest year, all of the joys of Camaro are celebrated in this fantastic restoration and presentation. Fast Bullet Points: - Over $100,000 invested in the car and its rotisserie restoration - Southern 1969 Camaro - GM 350 crate engine - Air conditioning - All period-correct SS tribute