https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/listing/1969-chevrolet-camaro-morgantown-pa-2686071
124379N599281
VIN tag is home-made so who knows. Assuming the VIN is correct and matches the con VIN stampings, translates to a final assembly date on or about February 17, 1969. Car has an 09D body tag, fourth week September 1969.
VIN tag is not original to the car; high likelihood body tag also is not. Hidden VINs may not match.
Don't you mean 4th week of Sept. 68 ?
No.
A September 1968 tag would be the smaller version.
That's a lot of money for that car! Can't understand how someone can spend a lot of time and money and at least they should sweet the details. My pet peeve is the SB transmission cross-member. :o
What a mess.
"Hey Vern- ya wanna makes up one of dem there K-maros and see what kinda mo-ron buys it?"
Hell Yeah! ;D
Its definitely unique and a 1 of 1...
Bwahahahah! Total mess! William, you tirelessly uncover these bogus cars and I, for one, appreciate deeply your efforts. Thank you!
love the flex hose on a $120K car! Nice touch but new owner should not have to worry about that very long with the starter wire touching the header. Car will be burnt to the ground shortly....
Unbelievable. The flippers and dealers have done a lot of damage to "the hobby" with their greed.