For Sale at Auction: 1969 Chevrolet Camaro in Scarborough, Maine for sale in Scarborough, ME
Vehicle Description Full Rotisserie Resto-Mod With Modern Upgrades RS/SS Resto-Mod clone in authentic 1969 Hugger Orange paint 427 Bow tie big block and Tremac 5-speed transmission Full rotisserie restoration with only 1000 miles since completion Complete new interior with authentic houndstooth pattern at build Complete new modern chassis lowered suspension with 4 wheel disc brakes Riddler wheels New convertible top at build Full rotisserie professional restoration with modern upgrades.
Drive this great looking Resto-Mod Camaro with the confidence of a modern chassis, suspension and drive train.
A beautiful high-end resto-mod build.
Purchased by current owner at Mecum Harrisburg in 2014 with only 500 miles on the recent build and restoration.
Current owner has driven another 500 miles to local car shows and Sunday driving only, giving the car 1,000 miles since its full restoration/build.
Restoration and upgrades include:
427 Bow Tie Big Block Engine with Comp Cams Mutha Thmpr camshaft, Don Lemons custom fabricated headers with jet hot coating, Holly 850 dbl pumper carb with braided stainless lines and heat shield, Silver Sport Tremec 5 Speed manual transmission with new heavy duty Clutch, pressure plate and throw out bearing, Chris Alstons chassis connector, 4 wheel disc brakes with Electric hydraulic booster, Magnaflow Dual exhaust, BeCool heavy duty radiator and billet coolant overflow can, MSD Coil, distributor and digital programable ignition, Derale dual electric fans, Electric hide-a-way lights (upgraded from vacuum versions), Riddler Wheels, Vintage Air, new convertible top, Dakota Digital dash, period correct stereo with usb/aux input, Tilt Steering with wood steering wheel, added reverse lights, new seat belts, high intensity headlights.
Hugger Orange paint with houndstooth interior and center console.
Sale includes the majority of the receipts from the build and restoration.
Classic Auto Advisors provided an article on the valuations of Resto-Mod classic cars, indicating that a mid-grade resto-mod restoration would value a car in the $75,000 - $200,000 range.
For a copy of this article visit:
https:
//classicautoadvisors.
com/2021/01/13/classic-cars-restoration-versus-restomod/ TO BE SOLD AT THE THROTTLE CAR CLUB AUCTION ON MAY 20th, 2023.
50-100 Collector Cars will be available to purchase.
TO REGISTER TO BID NOW ONLINE OR AS A IN-PERSON BIDDER OR A SELLER OR VIEW OUR INCREASING LOT INVENTORY, VISIT https:
//throttlecarclub.
com/throttle-auction/.
Drive this great looking Resto-Mod Camaro with the confidence of a modern chassis, suspension and drive train.
A beautiful high-end resto-mod build.
Purchased by current owner at Mecum Harrisburg in 2014 with only 500 miles on the recent build and restoration.
Current owner has driven another 500 miles to local car shows and Sunday driving only, giving the car 1,000 miles since its full restoration/build.
Restoration and upgrades include:
427 Bow Tie Big Block Engine with Comp Cams Mutha Thmpr camshaft, Don Lemons custom fabricated headers with jet hot coating, Holly 850 dbl pumper carb with braided stainless lines and heat shield, Silver Sport Tremec 5 Speed manual transmission with new heavy duty Clutch, pressure plate and throw out bearing, Chris Alstons chassis connector, 4 wheel disc brakes with Electric hydraulic booster, Magnaflow Dual exhaust, BeCool heavy duty radiator and billet coolant overflow can, MSD Coil, distributor and digital programable ignition, Derale dual electric fans, Electric hide-a-way lights (upgraded from vacuum versions), Riddler Wheels, Vintage Air, new convertible top, Dakota Digital dash, period correct stereo with usb/aux input, Tilt Steering with wood steering wheel, added reverse lights, new seat belts, high intensity headlights.
Hugger Orange paint with houndstooth interior and center console.
Sale includes the majority of the receipts from the build and restoration.
Classic Auto Advisors provided an article on the valuations of Resto-Mod classic cars, indicating that a mid-grade resto-mod restoration would value a car in the $75,000 - $200,000 range.
For a copy of this article visit:
https:
//classicautoadvisors.
com/2021/01/13/classic-cars-restoration-versus-restomod/ TO BE SOLD AT THE THROTTLE CAR CLUB AUCTION ON MAY 20th, 2023.
50-100 Collector Cars will be available to purchase.
TO REGISTER TO BID NOW ONLINE OR AS A IN-PERSON BIDDER OR A SELLER OR VIEW OUR INCREASING LOT INVENTORY, VISIT https:
//throttlecarclub.
com/throttle-auction/.
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