Review of 1969 Camaro RS/Z28~Window Sticker~Protect-O-Plate~IAAA Certified by Jerry Macneish

[@xcelerator67]

Absolutely gorgeous! My dream car in the perfect color combo!

[@martythornton604]

My brother had one just like this back in the 70s and 80s, except with blue interior. I love this combination.

[@anthonypeters3563]

Very nice car. Someone did a great job on the restoration. It's very close to concourse

[@WeBeAutosLtd]

Thanks Anthony....Unique Performance in Medford, NY did the Restoration

[@kevn99]

incredible.

[@C.S.Sensei]

I thought someone was playing golf..😄 DZ 302, people used to tell me Chevy didn't make a 302, they'd say that's Ford. Then I show them the 69'😄

[@alexgolovchenko3791]

Really nice car! Appears to be legit. 😎

[@milla698]

That's a beautiful car and its a z28 wow very rare

[@mrabrasive51]

I was all in until isaw that interior!

[@josephmeyers3597]

don't care for the white seats and door panels other than that perfect

[@user-sk5cv7hj2m]

I’ll take a Pepsi challenge against your best one in the country statement.

[@mikepribyl7085]

Need picture of TAG and VIN

[@antoniolink86]

What size rim and tires?

[@seanscott6777]

Micheal needs to learn to be more gentle when closing the the door on that beautiful car. 😎

[@TSUTENKAKU007]

I grew up when I owned 68 Camaro S/S and 69 Camaro. They were fine cars at that time when gas was around 30/Gal. This is a beautiful car all around, I see the sticker price around $4,624. Well, it should be around 100K or more now. To be honest, I don't miss these cars anymore because: 1). They are simply inefficient, gas guzzlers imagine over $5.50/gal in my area, gets around 10-13 miles/ gal. 2). Way too noisy 3). Do not handle well cornering, due to poor suspension compared to today's modern suspension. 4). Poor top speed, around 125 miles, today's cars can easily gets over that, even Toyota Corolla. 5). Frequently needing tune ups compared to over 100,000 miles or more mileage tune up for today's vehicles. and above all, prices are way inflated. I would never pay any of these cars for 100K or more, even 75K, after all, most of them were below $3500 back then. Furthermore I very rarely see anyone driving these super nice muscle cars as they are scared to drive in case someone might damage the paint or might get into an accident. Then the bottom line to me is for me, car is to be driven and enjoyed often as possible, rather than sitting in the garage or stored for prolonged period, hoping for appreciation or investment purpose. Now these days practicality is the most important aspect. This is why in the near future, there will be more electrical cars driven and eventually gasoline powered cars, including these vintage vehicles, will be all in practical and many people will choose to purchase and start driving electric vehicles. The only places for these vintage vehicles will be in garage stored, storage or at Smithsonian for historical display.

[@josephmeyers3597]

you don't buy a car like this to drive it every day or take it out road racing you drive it on beautiful sunny days special occasions or to car shows

[@traviskrause8509]

white interior no thanks!!!