Trying to confirm this is 124379N674834

[69RALLYSPORTZ28]

Has anyone seen this 69 Camaro in person and it is 124379N674834?


https://classics.autotrader.com/classic-cars/1969/chevrolet/camaro/102721945

[KurtS]

Fake Z. None of the drivetrain can be original. The car used to have a T0818HC L65 350 in it.
I'm the one who posted that VIN on fb.

[fsc66]

And of course the notorious Ford Caution fan label. Will they ever learn !!?

[GradyHollowmere]

Ok, I was confused before.

[KirbyR]

Has anyone seen this 69 Camaro in person and it is 124379N674834?


https://classics.autotrader.com/classic-cars/1969/chevrolet/camaro/102721945

I haven't seen this specific car in person, but for anyone checking a '69 Camaro like this, I'd definitely verify the VIN and paperwork before getting too excited. The VIN 124379N674834 tells you it's a 1969 Camaro built at the Norwood plant, but the VIN alone won't confirm whether it's a true Z/28, SS, or a well-done clone.

The important things to check are the trim tag, hidden VIN stamps, engine casting numbers, drivetrain dates, and any factory documentation (especially if it's being represented as a rare option car). A lot of first-gen Camaros have been restored or modified over the years, so the details matter more than just the appearance.

If someone local has inspected it, I'd be interested to hear their opinion too. Photos can hide a lot of things, especially with older restorations.