camaro

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For more information on this vehicle visit http://tinyurl.com/6vqunes With Z/28 values skyrocketing, this 100% numbers matching is exactly what you want. Just one of 6,067 V8 Camaro coupes to be sold in Canada, it has a history as vivid as its code 79 Rallye Green paint. Subject to a frame up restoration in 2009, the body is rock solid and shows wells from every angle. Though roughly 5% of Camaros produced in 1969 rolled out of the factory in Rallye Green paint, the color remains eye popping. Twin white rally stripes painted onto the ZL2 hood, trunk and D80 high rise spoiler break up the sea of green and add an aggressive look to the car. Panel fitment is significantly better than factory and all chrome work is showroom quality. Stainless steel trim appears to be original and shows it age well. Under the hood, the original DZ 302 SCCA spec V8 remains planted in the subframe. Branded with the correct casting number, date code, engine code and partial VIN, you can rest assured the block is absolutely authentic. Beneath the single snorkel air cleaner, the original 780cfm Holley 4-Bbl carburetor sits atop the correct Winters aluminum intake. Finned aluminum Corvette valve covers offer some style to the engine bay while hinting at the 302's performance potential. With correct chalk markings, new hood insulation and a well detailed block, this is an engine bay you can show with pride. Power application is handled by a close ratio Muncie M21 4-speed manual transmission. Branded with the correct casting number, partial VIN and P9S1B Muncie stamp, the gearbox checks out in every way. Power is finally transferred to a BV code rear axle with Positraction and 4.10 gears. These numbers matching parts are complimented by an undercarriage restored to factory specifications, including the J52 power front disc brakes and F41 heavy duty suspension. At the corners, 15x7 rally wheels with stainless steel beauty rings and finned center caps are wrapped in reproduction Firestone E70x15 tires. Inside, the standard black interior is all business. With it's Canadian history, you may expect the speedometer to read in kilometers per hour but that's not the case. Being Norwood-built, it has a standard mph unit. The original owner freed up some extra cabin space by option against a center console which, in this case, looks to have been a good choice. The black bucket seats show well and the dashboard is free of any major imperfections. Out back, the trunk is covered in the correct spackle finish just like the factory sprayed. A correct trunk mat and spare tire round out the interior. Documentation consists of historical information from GM of Canada, an original owner's manual and two cd's full of images. All important pieces such as casting numbers, partial VIN's, engine codes and date codes have been photographed and laminated for quick reference. With an eye-popping factory color, a unique Canadian history and a price that can hardly be argued, this numbers matching Camaro may be the ideal car for that empty spot in your collection. Call, click or visit http://RKMotorsCharlotte.com for more information on this awesome car!