The 1969 Camaro And Its Unrivaled Swagger

This 1969 Camaro SS features a 502ci Big Block Chevy V8 and Edelbrock kit. Custom wheels, hydraulic Wilwood disc brakes, and an exhaust system produce the perfect amount of bass. Some purists might be horrified that Tony modified a Camaro RS/SS from its original specifications.

There aren’t many sounds more divine than a 502ci Big Block Chevy V8 revving to the point where it absolutely sings while still maintaining its distinctive throatiness. With this 1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS, you get all of that and more. Even Ford and Mopar guys, whether they want to admit it or not, have to admire the swagger of the classic American muscle car because it is both strong and beautiful. Tony is the owner of this 1969 Camaro SS, and Tony also happens to build a lot of wicked vehicles. We can understand why Shawn invited him back since he was previously featured on AutotopiaLA with a stylish Chevelle.

 Even though this build won’t exactly set any speed records on the drag strip, it’s still cool enough to pique someone’s interest just by watching. That Big Block 502 has been improved for performance with an Edelbrock kit. Additionally, there are custom wheels, a more aggressive QA1 front suspension, hydraulic Wilwood disc brakes, and an exhaust system designed to produce the ideal amount of bass.

Tony frequently emphasizes the reliability of this 1969 Camaro as one of its main features. Even if they do own a classic car, not everyone likes to have a tow truck service phone number saved in their contacts, which may seem absurd to some.

Some people might be horrified to learn that Tony modified a Camaro RS/SS, which was one of those unique models right out of the factory. After all, altering a unicorn from its original specifications is supposedly heretical. Tony doesn’t appear to give a damn about that. He noticed something cool that he could make better, and in some ways, he did. It’s true that purists won’t like the results because they don’t genuinely agree with the modifications he made to the car, but that doesn’t mean you have to support everything he did.

View the video and let us know if you believe Tony did this build justice or if there were any adjustments he should have made.