Springer Automotive Restoration
Chris Springer (408) 857-2088
Chris Springer (408) 857-2088
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1969 Chevrolet Camaro
1969 Camaro - the ultimate project car!! The body is stripped to bare metal for your inspection. It is perfect for your
resto-mod, rusty ZL-1 re-body, Yenko clone, RS/SS, etc. California car, title in hand , not a Chinese reproduction
body but a clean, original car. This car is the perfect project car, all the metal work is done. Buy a drivetrain and
assemble your dream.
Original sub frame and Rally Sport core support, professionally sandblasted and DP-90 epoxy primed. They are
installed to the body with new sub frame mounts and hardware. Real original RS/SS fenders (with brackets for
RS option and emblem holes for SS option) cleaned and prepared for inspection. There is NO filler on the car,
and it has a nice floor and trunk stripped and cleaned. Door hinges removed, cleaned and rebuilt as necessary.
Nice, original doors disassembled, detailed, and DP90 primed inside. Note the thick, original RS grille fender
mounts and the uncut tunnel, package tray, trunk, floors, and firewall. Trunklid stripped, cleaned and DP90
primed inside. Included is a nice original flat hood, and the doors and deck lid installed. All original GM steel. Why
buy a car and not know what’s underneath the paint?-no surprise here.
The alternative: Chinese-made Dynacorn 1969 Camaro Coupe Restoration Body Shell. It has an MSRP of
$13,500 plus $500 for the protective crate, and truck freight charges are additional. Also, cheap and wavy
Chinese sheetmetal and low production tolerances will hinder the car from being perfectly straight with exacting
panel gaps.
This car has a real VIN number, and, unlike those reproduction bodies, it has a California pink slip (no state-
issued custom built vehicle identification number like the reproduction). It is in great condition and offered
stripped to bare metal for your inspection. Very special thanks to Steve's Camaros for suspension parts.
Wheels shown not included.
Also available is a correct vintage 427 engine, Muncie transmission, and JL-8 12-bolt rearend for Yenko clone or
other interesting tribute car...
resto-mod, rusty ZL-1 re-body, Yenko clone, RS/SS, etc. California car, title in hand , not a Chinese reproduction
body but a clean, original car. This car is the perfect project car, all the metal work is done. Buy a drivetrain and
assemble your dream.
Original sub frame and Rally Sport core support, professionally sandblasted and DP-90 epoxy primed. They are
installed to the body with new sub frame mounts and hardware. Real original RS/SS fenders (with brackets for
RS option and emblem holes for SS option) cleaned and prepared for inspection. There is NO filler on the car,
and it has a nice floor and trunk stripped and cleaned. Door hinges removed, cleaned and rebuilt as necessary.
Nice, original doors disassembled, detailed, and DP90 primed inside. Note the thick, original RS grille fender
mounts and the uncut tunnel, package tray, trunk, floors, and firewall. Trunklid stripped, cleaned and DP90
primed inside. Included is a nice original flat hood, and the doors and deck lid installed. All original GM steel. Why
buy a car and not know what’s underneath the paint?-no surprise here.
The alternative: Chinese-made Dynacorn 1969 Camaro Coupe Restoration Body Shell. It has an MSRP of
$13,500 plus $500 for the protective crate, and truck freight charges are additional. Also, cheap and wavy
Chinese sheetmetal and low production tolerances will hinder the car from being perfectly straight with exacting
panel gaps.
This car has a real VIN number, and, unlike those reproduction bodies, it has a California pink slip (no state-
issued custom built vehicle identification number like the reproduction). It is in great condition and offered
stripped to bare metal for your inspection. Very special thanks to Steve's Camaros for suspension parts.
Wheels shown not included.
Also available is a correct vintage 427 engine, Muncie transmission, and JL-8 12-bolt rearend for Yenko clone or
other interesting tribute car...
