THE BEST 1969 Z/28 WE HAVE EVER HAD!

[@MIADREW875]

Beautiful cinematography! Awesome cars!

[@GastonRossato]

Thank you! We appreciate your view

[@bdrakman]

Yes sir. Takes me right back to my high school days. That's desirable.

[@GastonRossato]

As I like to say - Real life time machines!

[@Javierbassi]

Beautiful! Love the color config and the white stripes!

[@GastonRossato]

Thanks brother!

[@67stingray1]

More of a general history lesson than talking about this specific car.

[@GastonRossato]

Thank you for watching.

[@davidadamson7914]

It is my favorite car in life. I’ve never been able to have one because I was only nine years old when it was made and I just wish I was old enough to bail to buy one when I was young. Unfortunately, that young can’t drive.

[@KhaiMahase]

Is this original because my dad has this same color and his is numbers matching and original?

[@wwetzelberg]

You have an early 1969 Camaro with what looks like a left-over 1968 spoiler and the ZL2 hood, which wasn’t available until later. Do you have the original window sticker or the body broadcast sheet to confirm the combination?

[@kellyharkley1354]

Code 57 Fathom Green

[@GastonRossato]

Correct

[@johnpena9165]

@@GastonRossato I own a Frost green code 59 with Dark green interior 1969 SS 350 Camaro .

[@johntadey3543]

4 wheel disc brake was available on this car...JL8 Option!

[@edcain3676]

Actual H.p. Was More Like 325-330 Chevy Underrated them to Keep Insurance Costs Down for Their Customers,Bad Ass SB

[@GastonRossato]

This is true

[@DavidDiSante]

After my dad swapped in aluminum heads and running a high test fuel, he was closer to 400 on a Mustang dyno. That 302 could rev out to 7-8k without issues.