At the intersection of good value and great muscle car looks sits this 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 tribute. More than just eye candy, this coupe is a feast for your ears, pulse, and fingertips as the performance-built 350 V8 rumbles down the road.A fiery red hue is a color we all love on the '69 Camaro because it's the best way to express the coupe aggressiveness. But the striking appearance is due to more than just an investment in paint. Any imperfections in the body can't hide from this high-gloss shine. So the total package is a paint that's miles deep, excellent gaps, and a super straight body worthy of this iconic silhouette. The iconic dual stripe package, cowl induction hood, D80 ducktail spoiler, and Z/28 badging on every side really adds to the aggressive appearance. All of this makes for a great classic Camaro appearance, but to really be unique, there's been a cool set of 17-inch Panther alloys added into the mix. Those black wheels not only match the accents on the body, but also they let people know this is something special.You can instantly tell this Camaro wants to get down to business the moment you open the door. Black bucket seats coordinate nicely with the black carpeting, door panels, and dash. Your left hand is instantly attracted to the three-spoke wood steering wheel and your right one loves the center console with iconic horseshoe shifter. There is an instant tingle before you turn the key because this Camaro has the atmosphere where you can feel that you're in control of a lot of power.The engine bay has the kind of presentation that will make you proud to lift the hood at the car show. With the polished intake, air cleaner, valve covers, alternator, fan shroud, and pulleys this has a great presentation. But it's not too pristine that people will accuse you of using this mean machine as a trailer queen. Plus, with an Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor and long tube headers feeding the dual exhaust, this is the total package that has the bark to match its bite. On the road, the power steering feels great for practical driving. Plus, the TH350 three-speed is stout enough for you to select your own gears, and comfortable enough when you simply let the automatic transmission do its job. When it comes to control, you might have already noticed the red calipers of the drilled front disc brakes boldly radiating from the black wheels. And in the rear those pricey Mickey Thompson tires will provide superior grip to the driving wheels.This is coupe was made to enjoy the blacktop and look cool doing it, too. You already know what kind of prices the '69 Camaros can fetch, so this Z/28 tribute is going to be a sweet deal for the first one to grab it. Call today!!!