SOLD 1969 Camaro Z28 X77 Code! For Sale at Fast Lane Classic Cars!

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ADDRESS: 427 Little Hills Ind. Blvd. St. Charles, Missouri, USA 63301
✅HOT X77 CODE Z/28 IN BLACK!
This 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 for sale has a
1️⃣Small Block V8-March 19th 1969 Casting Date,
2️⃣Muncie M20 4-Speed Manual Transmission-March 22nd 1969,
3️⃣12 Bolt Rear End, 3.73:1 Posi-Traction,
4️⃣Tuxedo Black Exterior,
5️⃣White Vinyl Interior,
6️⃣RS Style Hide Away Headlights,
7️⃣15” Rally Wheels with BF Goodrich Tires,
8️⃣Wood rimmed Steering Wheel,
9️⃣Center Console, Rally Gauges, AM/FM/AUX Stereo, Hurst Shifter,
🔟Headers, Dual Exhaust, Aluminum Radiator,
Hot X77 Code Z/28 in Black!
Today, Christopher and I drove one of his dream cars. A 1969 Z28 with beautiful tuxedo black paint contrasted against striking white stripes. Equipped with a hot small block and a 4-speed manual transmission, this X77 code Z28 was undoubtedly one to remember. The gorgeous white vinyl interior was comfortable and the rowdy exhaust note bellowed behind us. This Camaro made our day, and it's just one of the many classic cars we have for sale here at Fast Lane Classic Cars. We can turn your dream into reality no matter what classic car you’re looking for!
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[@RonConrad-pl6hc]

Bought my new 1969 Z/28 in July got married in August and had a blast driving it thru the Rocky Mountians on our honeymoon !

[@fastlanestl]

That sounds like the best honeymoon ever! A Camaro on some mountain roads 😎

[@TOMV1234]

How much

[@rickwascher4730]

Zs came standard with 3.73 rear end 4.10, 4.56, and 4.88 optional.

[@thebob01]

Sweet ride

[@randylankford5775]

You couldn't get a X-77 with the RS front-end.

[@John-cr2tn]

I agree on the awesomeness of the car but I gotta be that guy to mention no zs came with hurst shifters they came with the inferior muncys

[@emberzipro605]

You are actually wrong I have a 1969 z28 x33 car all number matching, the transmission never been took out, the engine never been token out.. I’m the 2nd owner of the car and it has a hurst shifter..

[@sickntired2059]

My, my, my.

[@SkyRiver1]

Sounds like the chambered pipes, but the good ones had endura bumpers, no hidaway headlights, factory headers, dual holly three barrels, and console delete. Special dealer sheet with "secret options" even had stuff like hollow blots throughout.

[@RonConrad-pl6hc]

Somebody show me a “holly three barrel”

[@SkyRiver1]

@@RonConrad-pl6hc Don't know much about the real Zs do you.

[@user-vn6vx6rf7d]

You guys are a hoot! Nice car, but gotta question the 3:73 gear mention. Sounds more like the 308-323 range; 1st gear is way too long for anything numerically higher than that. Maybe put it on a rack and check the tire / driveshaft rotation count?

[@SkyRiver1]

3:73 is correct. High rev engine.

[@RonConrad-pl6hc]

My Z had 3:73 which was I think the standard ratio .