1969 Chevrolet Gallery

Send us some photos of your 1969 full size Chevy and we'll be happy to post them here! Click on the photo to expand the image.

Three very nice '69 Chevys recently spotted at Autofest in Oshawa, Ontario. From left are 1969 SS427 Convertible clone, 1969 Caprice and 1969 Biscayne

 

Anton Bongers from The Netherlands sent us these pics of his '69 Impala Custom Coupe. It has a 327, edelbrock intake, headers and 4 barrel holley carb. The car needs some restoration and that will happen next winter. Anton plans to strip it down completely and restore from the ground up. The color will be dusk blue. We look forward to seeing it after the restoration!

Yet another Kingswood, this one from Japan! Thanks for the great pics! This could be one of the youngest '69 Chev owners we've ever met...

Aaron Olson sent us these shots of his '69 Custom Coupe. It has an L48 300 HP 350 coupled to a 350 Turbo-Hydramatic trans. It also has the F41 Suspension and factory air shocks. Although not an SS, Aaron put the badges on just for looks. He plans to install a 383, which will be painted exactly like the stock engine.

Another kingswood from The Netherlands! Rene is restoring this one as we speak. It will be black with the wood grain. Nice to see these cars are loved aroud the world.

This is Pierre Suranto's 1969 lowrider convertible. This car well represents the growing lowrider culture that is spreading interest in these big old Chevy's...and this car has been very tastefully done. It's evident Pierre's spent hours of time and effort...good job Pierre!

Steve Zarlenga from Ohio owns 7 1969 full size Chevys! We've never met anyone with their own fleet of these cars before, so we were happy when Steve sent along some shots of a few of his favorite cars in his collection. Thanks Steve! (Pictured are his '69 Impala Sport Coupe, '69 Impala Custom Coupe, and '69 Caprice.

Dan Smith sent us these shots of his '69 427 Caprice. This one's a little less "stock" then the other cars featured on here! Looks like a lot of time and effort has been spent shaving the door handles, trim and side marker lights, and the low profile tires and rims give it an aggressive look. Thanks Dan! Wonder what the 1/4 mile time is...

Keith Baylor sent us some shots of his collection - a '69 Impala posing with a '68 and '70 also! Keith says the '69 Impala was raced on occasion and would pull off 15.90's with a 350 V-8, turbo-hydro 350 tranny, and a 2:73 rear end. Thanks for the pics!

While at a show in Bothwell, Ontario Canada we came accross this very clean numbers-matching Impala SS Convertible. Still owned by the original owner, it underwent a detailed restoration to bring it to the pristine condition you see here.

Here's a '69 Townsman wagon - from The Netherlands!! Thanks for sending us your pictures, Tycho! Could this have originally been a police vehicle?

Pictured here is a very nice Kingswood Estate wagon - thanks to Dave at InternetSalesPartner.com for the pictures!

Here's Will's completely stock 1969 Impala with a 327 and 75,000 original miles. Thanks for the pic!

Here we have yet another Chevy from The Netherlands!!! Thanks for the picks, Pim! Notice the fully-illuminating middle tail lights instead of the usual reverse light/reflector assembly.

Here's a rare find - a very nice, very low mileage 1969 Bel Air. It's got a 327 with a 2-speed powerglide. It looks in great shape!

Take a look at this fine example of a 1969 Impala, which has to be one of the most original cars I've seen. All the details look very good!