Make:
Chevrolet
Model:
Chevelle
Year:
1969
Mileage:
2393
Miles
Condition:
Used
Country:
United States
Region:
Colorado
City:
Denver , CO
Zip:
80219
1969 Chevrolet Chevelle Restomod Cobalt Blue Metallic 2393 Miles
1969 Chevrolet Chevelle Restomod rumble into major car shows and win trophies on a regular basis, but not many have the big horsepower to back up the look like this one does. Packing a thumping 383 Stroker V8 that's matched to a 5-speed manual transmission and featuring a slick Cobalt Blue paint job wrapped around a bespoke leather interior, this is a vintage alpha predator with off-the-charts good-looks that's ready to dominate the game. What they say about dark paint is true (it betrays bad bodywork), and it's very clear that someone spent A LOT of time on the bodywork of this Chevelle before all that super-slick Cobalt Blue paint went on. The '69 Chevelles always look best in dark colors, and bereft of any distracting decals or stripes, this one has a simple, brutal look that's extremely appealing. They didn't add an obnoxious hood, but instead chose to go with a more moderate cowl unit that only previews the violent snarl underneath, without fully advertising it. Gaps are good all around, which shouldn't be surprising, and the result is a car that fits together very well, with doors and a deck lid that shut fairly effortlessly for a car this size. The two-stage urethane paint has a great shine and depth, which is what you need with darker colors to get maximum effect, and the deep finish really makes the stainless trim and chrome pop.
1969 Chevrolet Chevelle Restomod rumble into major car shows and win trophies on a regular basis, but not many have the big horsepower to back up the look like this one does. Packing a thumping 383 Stroker V8 that's matched to a 5-speed manual transmission and featuring a slick Cobalt Blue paint job wrapped around a bespoke leather interior, this is a vintage alpha predator with off-the-charts good-looks that's ready to dominate the game. What they say about dark paint is true (it betrays bad bodywork), and it's very clear that someone spent A LOT of time on the bodywork of this Chevelle before all that super-slick Cobalt Blue paint went on. The '69 Chevelles always look best in dark colors, and bereft of any distracting decals or stripes, this one has a simple, brutal look that's extremely appealing. They didn't add an obnoxious hood, but instead chose to go with a more moderate cowl unit that only previews the violent snarl underneath, without fully advertising it. Gaps are good all around, which shouldn't be surprising, and the result is a car that fits together very well, with doors and a deck lid that shut fairly effortlessly for a car this size. The two-stage urethane paint has a great shine and depth, which is what you need with darker colors to get maximum effect, and the deep finish really makes the stainless trim and chrome pop.
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