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Finished in its factory-correct Garnet Red with a contrasting Parchment vinyl roof over a black bucket-seat interior, this 1969 Chevrolet Camaro is a genuine X66 SS 396 retaining its original matching-numbers 396ci V8.
Built at Chevrolet’s Norwood, Ohio assembly plant, this Camaro’s Fisher Body cowl tag confirms its desirable factory configuration. The X66 designation identifies the car as a genuine SS396, while paint code 52 and roof code E confirm that it left the factory finished in Garnet Red with a Parchment vinyl top. Trim code 711 denotes the black standard interior that remains with the car today.
The exterior showcases many of the details that make the 1969 Camaro one of the most recognizable American muscle cars ever produced. SS badging is found throughout, complemented by the blacked-out grille and rear tail panel, hood louvers, chrome bumpers, Rally wheels wrapped in BFGoodrich Radial T/A tires, and dual exhaust. The deep Garnet Red finish contrasts especially well with the factory-style Parchment vinyl roof.
Inside, the Camaro retains its black bucket-seat interior with a center console and floor-mounted automatic shifter. The cabin maintains the straightforward, driver-focused character of the first-generation Camaro, with its original-style dashboard, three-spoke steering wheel, and classic black upholstery.
Combining a genuine X66 SS396 pedigree, factory Garnet Red color combination, Parchment vinyl roof, and desirable automatic transmission, this Camaro represents an attractive opportunity to own an authentically configured example of Chevrolet's legendary first-generation big-block muscle car.
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