The Supercar Registry - Sold 1969 Project RS Camaro for Sale

I have owned this car for 16 years and its current state is exactly how I bought it. I purchased the car because the body is in excellent shape and has all GM sheet metal. I had planned to build a pro touring custom Camaro originally but never got around to it. The body is in excellent shape. The passenger side floorboard had some rust from a leaking heater core. It rusted through the floor pan in 3 places and can be seen in the photos of that area. There is a small surface rust area where the deck lid meets the trunk area. A photo of that is also included. At some point a an approx. 2” hole was hacked in the trunk on the driver’s side above the exhaust. Something was obviously mounted over this evidenced by 2 small screw holes on either side of the hacked hole. Again, a photo is included showing this hole. The car was originally painted Frost Green with medium green interior. I believe the car was originally a 327/210hp engine with a TH350 transmission. It currently has a 3970010 CNV coded 350 small block with TH400 sending power to a GM 12 bolt with axle tube stamp of BS 1019G2. That decodes to a 3.31:1 posi but I believe the current gears are 3.73:1 posi. I believe the differential is original to the car but the casting date is unreadable.
The friend I bought the car from acquired the car around ’92 from a local guy who brought the car from California. It has been off the road since approx. 1991 and was supposed to be running when parked. The car originally had ac and the brackets for the compressor are included. I also have an original chevy console with original replacement lid, deluxe green door panels, console gauges, tilt column, wood grain dash overlay. The seats are covered in black deluxe comfortweave. The car also comes with rear defroster option and a new-in-box repro endura bumper with brackets.

PRICE - $30,000