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![]() I'm looking at this ss/rs big block 69 camaro,no motor and would like to know if it is a legit BB. Thanks for the help. Frank Vin:124379n540128 Cowl 69 12437 NOR119779 713 76B 11c |
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I assume this is the car being auctioned on ebay? Car has ran on ebay a couple of times and no takers. The biggest engine the RS/SS had was the 350. Never seen any with a 396 or better.
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You're saying they never made RS/SS 396 camaros in 69?? I think many will disagree with that statement! RS was just an appearance package that could be added to ANY camaro, including base coupe, SS 350, SS 396, Z/28, Pace Car, Even some COPO and ZL1 cars could (and were) ordered with RS trim. I don't know if the car in question is legit or not, but you most certainly could get an RS/SS with a big block.
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RS/SS cars got either the 350 or 396 from the factory. As Supercar_kid points out some RS models got the COPO engines
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Just a slight clarification.
SS's got either a 350/300(69), 350/295 (67/68), or a 396. <font color="red">Any</font> car including COPO's could be ordered as an RS. RS is an appearance option, SS is a performance option. SS emblems supercede RS emblems when the two were ordered together. |
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