1969 Camaro Convertible
Posted on Saturday, March 7th
(5 votes, average: 4.40 out of 5)
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Brilliant. I mean, why wouldn't you leave your 1969 Camaro convertible out in the snow?...with no top...gathering leaves & crap to let the rust go nuts! Man! Buy a $30 car cover!!!
This was originally a Lemans Blue car with white convertible top. It was only a 6 cylinder, but that's still no way to treat a convertible Muscle Car!
The floor boards have more holes then metal. And check out that trunk. You're not hiding any bodies in there. Except maybe field mice.
What a sad way to treat such a potentially great looking car.
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Yeah, that really is a shame to let such a collectible car like that go. But you see them all the time.
There’s a Firebird down the street that’s been sitting with a tarp over it for years. It’s not in terrible shape, but getting more rusty all the time. I used to bug the guy every few months, but he always said he’s got big plans for it. Yeah, right!
What a shame! There were only 1,707 1969 Camaro convertible 6 cylinder cars built, making them incredibly rare. I’ve only found a couple within the past 2-3 years and they didn’t have the motors anymore. Most of these 6 cylinder cars have had the motors pulled in favor of a V-8. Do you know if this car still has its original motor/drive train with it? If so, is the car for sale and do you have the owner’s contact information? Again, what a shame!