Decoding the World's RAREST 1969 Camaros!!

I really want one those z28 books ... in the last year I have inspected 6, 68 through 70 Z28s and love to have the reference material on hand

I am an older Chevy enthusiast since the 1960's, having owned my share of some of the good ones and I have to rate this YouTube channel as the best one for correct and accurate information from a real pro and great presentations of the cars he is discussing. It's a real pleasure to spend time here and walk around the cars with Parker. Very enjoyable and for Chevy guys a real treat of our favorite stuff. Thanks for your great videos.

I've learned more about older Camaros in the last hour than I have in the previous 50 years. Excellent presentation of these beautiful cars. 😁

Thank you, Parker, for taking us along with you today.

Your very good at this and its great to see younger people love these cars like older people do, but then again its hard not to love these old cars.

My father had a 67 corvette 427 390 HP. It had what he called a speed alert on the speedometer it could be set at any speed by a knob ( I forget the exact location) under the speedometer. When the car hit that speed it would start buzzing. I haven’t thought of that option for many years. Great video!!

"speed minder" was a needle in the speedometer that you set to a speed,a buzzer would go off if the speedo needle reached the set speed...Available starting 1967.

that was a speed alert option for a 69 camaro . When I was looking for parts back in the day { late 70s} I found the speed alert .lying on the ground at DOMS auto wreckers in Oshawa, I installed and it worked! you set the dial { which has a seperate needle in the speedometer } and what ever speed you set to when you reach that speed a buzzer alarm will sound off. The light monitoring system was also rare, fold down rear seat, heres another one you could also get a de icing unit installed which sprayed a antifreeze mixture on the rear tires of your Beloved 69 Camaro I had a pair of the original cannisters just couldnt locate de icing unit not that I would want to try this option on this car! Great Video !

Damn Brother.... you are a freaking encyclopaedia on Camaros ... Watched the whole video , Loved it ... I have a 69 Camaro 396 ... don't know much about it as i live in Australia and it was only imported around 8 yrs ago .. was 57 paint code but is now yellow ....Has all the chrome around the door sills and gills on the side ...I know it's not a Z28 or a SS .. But I love it none the less ...

The man with the 17,000 mile Camaro talks about the speed control option. It is called speed warning. It is a yellow pointer in the speedometer that you could adjust to your desired speed for the buzzer to come on. And it is a buzzer that gets your attention. The buzzer comes on gradually not simply an on/off.

I owned a 69 Camaro SS back in the early 80's when I was 16 years old. It was a 350, 4 speed & 12 bolt posi car. I blew the engine up & stupidly sold it as a roller to a previous owner of the car. I regret it to this day! I'd give anything to have that car back!! Thanks for all of the awesome videos of the history of these muscle cars, especially the 69 Camaros!!!

This type of video is going to be a great historical record for future generations. I had a friend that lived on my street growing up that had a 68 Chevelle SS396 with a 427 and a 4 speed and there weren't many cars around that could hang with it. I imagine the Camaro with a 427 was even faster. They were absolute monsters on the street.

Thanks, Parker. I usually gravitate towards the Mopar world ONLY because they seem to have it all figured out as to codes, options, and such. Your knowledge and interviewing skills are helping to create a growing fan base. Keep it up!

Awesome video Bud, Got to love a Camaro 👍✌️

My parents bought a 2002 Brickyard 400 pace car replica #22 from Berger Chevy. Great dealership, and history from our home state of MI. They are still in business.

Parker your explanations and background on Camaros is amazing. Being a Ford fan really like the 1st gen Camaros… just need a good barn find. Thank you keep up the outstanding videos.

Someone I went to school with. His parents gave him a 69 RS I believe a 350 in it. It was black with a black interior black out package. Beautiful car!

I am a Chevy fan and really appreciate your videos👍👍

Love your channel Parker, you are unbelievably knowledgeable about muscle cars. My favorite hobby! Keep the content coming.

Yes that is an 8 track on the center consol of that first Camaro in the video. It was an option. My buddy has a 69 SS 396 with that same option. Bought it back in 95. And the car in your video is only the second Camaro Ive ever seen with it. Great video. Impressive knowledge.