1969 Z11 Indy Pace Car 396 Big Block Turbo 400 Automatic Trans 12 Bolt Posi

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  • Item location: Naperville, Illinois, United States
  • Make: Chevrolet
  • Model: Camaro
  • SubModel: Z11 Indy Pace Car RS/SS
  • Type: Convertible
  • Trim: Z11
  • Year: 1969
  • Mileage: 79,000
  • VIN: 124679N612916
  • Color: White
  • Engine size: 396 CI
  • Number of cylinders: 8
  • Power options: Power steering, Power brakes, Power Top.
  • Fuel: Gasoline
  • Transmission: T400 Automatic
  • Drive type: Rear Wheel Drive
  • Interior color: Orange
  • Options: Deluxe Interior, Full Gauges, Tilt Column, Convertible
  • Vehicle Title: Clear

Chevrolet Camaro 1969 Description

For sale is my 1969 Camaro Z11 Indy Pace car. This is not a clone. or tribute car. This is an authentic coded Z11 RS/SS Indy pace car. Original 396/325hp big block V8 with a turbo 400 automatic transmission. This is a very early built 69 Indy pace car. Assembled the very first week of pace car production. Car was originally purchased new in Mississippi. and spent most of the time down there. Then was brought up to the Chicagoland area in the early 2000's. I've owned this car for over ten years. I purchased this vehicle from the second owner. The car is very solid. and never had any rust. This is the main reason why I purchased the car. The underneath of the car is remarkably clean. No outer body panels or structural panels were replaced. Very few cars retain most of their original engine parts. nbsp;body parts. nbsp;floors and trunk. This car was all intact when I bought it. but needed a total rebuild. The interior was cracked and faded. The top was in real bad shape. There was no back window. Most the plastic parts and rubber seals were deteriorated from the southern heat. Every mechanical component. driveline. nbsp;suspension. braking system. fuel system. exhaust system. heater system. wiring. weather-stripping. and interior part was restored. or replaced to match the period correct factory part. I went through the entire car myself from the convertible top down to the five new BF Goodrich 215 70R14's tires. In the trunk is the complete original date coded jack with the thick rubber trunk mat. The interior is near perfect now. The seats are nice and firm. and very comfortable. All the gauges are original to the car. except the clock. It's now a quartz movement. I added the rosewood wheel. It just looks better. The original black sport wheel with the rosewood insert was badly cracked. The original AM radio works sometimes. and the dash cigarette lighter is not working at all. The new convertible top is beautiful. and operates flawlessly. The rear plastic window is crystal clear. The chrome and stainless on the car is also nice. The paint on the car is good. but has some paint chips. paint cracks. nbsp;and a few small dings. This car really needs to be blocked out. and repainted to be of concourse quality. and to increase its value. The paint on the car is considered nice driver paint. I priced the car for sale knowing that it would need paint work eventually. Body and paint work is one of the trades I don't do. Under the hood looks factory fresh. Presents a nice stock appearance. All components are in the correct place where they should be. Engine runs very strong. shifts. steers. and stops straight. Nice stock exhaust rumble. Per the last owner’s conversation. the car was in a slight accident. The car slid off the road. nbsp;and went into a ditch. The right side frame rail has a small dimple/crease in frame just behind the tire because of the incident. As seen in the picture of the RHS sub frame. It's been there for nearly twenty years now. It causes no problems. or driving issues. I've driven this car over 75 mph numerous times. and can't believe how smooth the ride is without any rattles or vibrations. The alignment is near perfect. I wanted to keep the original frame with the car. I think the car its worth more this way. I thought this is important. and you should know about this. New Goodmark sub frames are avaialble for around $1000 if you wanted to bolt on a new part. There are still plenty of used frames to choose from. Next. nbsp;the cylinder heads. intake manifold. nbsp;and carb were not original to the car when I purchased it. The previous owner install a set of Chevrolet 840 closed chamber heads with an aluminum Winters intake. and a dual feed Holley carb. He didn't care about originality of the car. he wanted the car to go fast. Lucky the original stock cast iron intake manifold came with the car. I was able to find a set of late 1968 oval port stock 396 heads. and a 1969 Q-jet 396 automatic carb. These parts do not have a serial numbers. They were stamped with casting dates and part numbers from the factory. Just the engine block. transmission. and car body had a serial number identification number from the factory. These parts are correct for the car to include the cast dates. and part numbers for the application. The block is original to the car to the best of my knowledge. Correct part number. cast date. nbsp;and assembly plant application code "T0207JG". I did not find the s/n# on the block tab. or by the rear of the block next to the oil filter housing. There are machining witness marks by the front block tab. The block most likely was decked at one time. Next I totally rebuilt the engine with a master TRW engine kit. Engine cylinders were bored out to . 030ths. A 396 that's bored out to . 030ths. nbsp;it's actually a 402 CI. All new pistons. rings. bearings. oil pump. timing gears. and a nice performance camshaft installed. Even a correct set of green stripe AC N44 spark plugs have been set in place. I had the original coded big block three core radiator rebuilt as well. Engine has under 1000 miles on it since the rebuild. and the transmission just a few hundred. Like I said. all vehicle components have been rebuilt to include the RS hideaway headlights assemblies with working headlight spray washers. and the cowl induction hood flapper. They work perfect. Very cool options to have on a car. The 12 bolt differential was the only major part that I left untouched. Just serviced the fluid and installed a gasket. The real leaf springs are also original to the car. The car has never seen any severe weather. Only driven on nice days to work. and a lot of cruise nights. Car has been very reliable. Turn the key and go. A real head turner. This is a 46 year old car. and a rag top. so there will be some air. and water leaks. and will need adjustments from time to time. Car is not perfect. but a very nice complete car. This car is meant to have the top down. and to be driven. That's the intended purpose of these muscle cars that we love so much. I don't consider this car restored. I didn't take this car completely apart. I repaired the mechanical issues. painted the components what I thought would be correct. My focus was to rebuild what was needed. and enjoy the car. I'm not a professional car restorer. just an amateur hobbyist. I tried to explain the most accurate description of this car as truthfully as possible. Please contact me with all your questions. Around 200 hundred of the 3675 pace cars built were factory big blocks. This car is a solid investment. and will only go up in value. Most of the pictures are current. some from last summer. Here are the part/cast numbers I've recorded from the car during tear down and reassembly. I have a clean Illinois title in my name. Several sets of keys. Orange parade boot for the top. Yellow display flags and bumper brackets to mount them. Original set of 1969 Illinois plates. I don't have any of the factory or dealership paper work. The warranty card "protecto plate" wasn't with the car when purchased. The car looks just as good as the pictures. or even a little bit better. I can help assist with the transport company. Car can stay in my garage for a month if needed. The car was appraised by State Farm insurance. nbsp;and is currently insured through them as well for $100. 00. Thanks for looking. VEHICLE COMPONENT PART/CAST # CAST DATE MISC ENGINE BLOCK 3955272 I 8 8 9/8/1968 T0207JG T=Tonawanda 0207= Feb 7th. JG=396/325hp T400 ENGINE LIFT HOOKS 3994055 CYL HEAD 3931063 K 29 8 11/29/1968 CYL HEAD 3931063 I 9 8 9/9/1968 INTAKE MAN 3931067 L 17 8 12/17/1968 CARBURETOR 7029200 N/A N/A 325hp automatic DISTRIBUTOR 1111497 8 M 28 12/28/1968 325hp COIL 293 BR N/A N/A ALTERNATOR 1100849 8 M 16 12/16/1968 EXH MAN L 3909879 E 28 8 5/28/1968 Not matching EXH MAN R 3916178 E 26 8 5/26/1968 Not matching WATER PUMP 3931065 L 11 8 12/11/1968 PULLEY CRANK 3955290 AD N/A N/A PULLEY W/P 3932402 DU N/A N/A PULLEY P/S 3770509 CE N/A N/A COOLANT FAN 3947772 B 69 * 2/1/1969 FAN CLUTCH 22050676 N/A N/A RADIATOR 3017838 M * 12/1/1968 MASTER CYL 5468309 292 DAY 10/19/1968 BRAKE BOOSTER DELCO MARAINE N/A N/A TRANSMISSION CD-68-14309 356 12/23/1968 Not matching DIFFERENTIAL 3894860 NF B 18 9 BR0304G1 (BR= 3. 07 ratio Posi. 0304=March 4th. nbsp; G1=Detroit Gear Plant 1st shift. ) STEERING BOX 5691676 0 55 9 2/24/1969 WIPER MOTOR 5045605 N/A N/A SPARK PLUGS N44 N/A N/A IGNITION WIRES DELCO 1969 1ST QRT STARTER 1108418 8 L 16 12/16/1968 VOLTAGE REGULATOR 1119515 9 B * 2/1/1969 P/S PUMP BIG BLOCK N/A 1969 N/A T-STAT HOUSING 3877660 67-72 N/A DISTRIBUTOR CAP D308 2769047 N/A N/A HORN RELAY 1115862 N/A N/A BUMPER JACK 8M 1968 DECEMBER On Apr-28-15 at 17:34:58 PDT. seller added the following information: http://s12. photobucket. com/user/jeffs1969/library/ Check out my photobucket library. I just loaded over eighty pictures of the car during the rebuilding process. There are some good shots of the work that was done. and for you to see how clean. and rust free the car is and floors are. Most of these pictures are from 2005-2010. Thanks Jeff

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