1969 Camaro Z10
Mike & Jeannette Erickson

Mike and Jeannette Erickson posing with HER 69 SS/RS Z10!

Camaro Includes:

• Supersport Eq with 350cu in engine

• Rallysport Equipment

• TH 350 Trans

• 12 Bolt Rear Axle

• Cowl Induction Hood

• Spoiler Equipment

• Air Conditioning

• Power Disc Brakes

• Power Steering

• Deluxe Black Houndstooth Interior

• Center Console

• Z10 Option (Dover White paint with Hugger Orange Pace Car Stripes)

Jeannette was in 8th grade in 1969 when the Camaro bug bit her hard! She went on a field trip in a new 1969 Camaro and just fell in love with it.  She told all the girls this was the coolest car she had ever been in and someday, she would get one for herself.  "Someday" showed up when Jeannette was age 22.  After a three year search, her dream came true when she found the 69 Camaro you see here.  Jeannette purchased the car from the original owner, who cried like a baby as she drove off.  According to Jeannette, she loves her car so much, she rarely drives it! (However, we at Camaro Generations will do our best to see she drives it much more now!).

Another interesting fact about Jeannette's Camaro which she did not even realize until after she had owned the car for 23 years and contacted Camaro Generations was that she owns an actual Z10 "Pace Car Hardtop". 

According to CRG and
The 1969 Camaro Reference Book
John R. Hooper
J&D Publications
 

"...The basic Z10 package included Rally Sport and Super Sport equipment, code 50-50 paint, cowl induction hood, and 396 or 350 cu in engine.  Most of the Z10 cars are equipped with factory air conditioning.  Any option available for the Z11 is believed to be available with the Z10. However, different interior options were available such as 711 Black STD, 712 Black Custom, 713 Black Houndstooth, 727 Ivory STD, and 729 Ivory Houndstooth. It is rumored that 720 Orange Houndstooth could also be ordered.

It is believed there were only 200-300 Z10 coupes produced at the Norwood plant in 1969.  In comparison, there were 3,675 Indy Pace Car Convertibles produced during the same period.  It is believed the Z10 was to be a regional promotional item for certain southwestern and mid-western states.  The Z10 was similarly equipped to the '69 Z11 Pace Car replica, but was a hardtop instead of convertible.  All known Z10 cars have a Z10 code on the cowl tag."

License Plate Frame says it all....!