Fesler Project: 1969 Draco Camaro

Fesler Project 1969 Draco Camaro parked in a studio setting
Fesler Project Series: 1969 “Draco” Camaro
Fesler Project Series

1969 “Draco” Camaro

Draco is one of the builds that helped define the early Fesler pro-touring era. It was built to look clean, sit aggressive, and drive like it means it, with modern suspension, big power, and a fully re-thought interior approach that pushed past “restoration” into true re-engineering.

Platform: 1969 1st Gen Camaro
Theme: Pro-touring stance + street manners
Build DNA: Big block power, air ride, big brakes

Build Snapshot

Draco became a calling card because it balanced style and function. It is not a “pretty once” build. It is a setup meant to be driven hard, with modern chassis control and a drivetrain combo that makes the car feel violent in the best way.

  • Engine: GM Performance Crate 572ci big block (EFI)
  • Transmission: 4L80E automatic
  • Suspension: RideTech system with AccuAir e-Level control
  • Chassis: Chris Alston Chassisworks subframe + Fesler fabrication
  • Rear: Currie 9-inch
  • Brakes: Baer big brake setup
  • Wheels: 19-inch pro-touring fitment
  • Interior direction: Recaro seating + Fesler-built layout and details

If you want the “Fesler stance” and a car that does not feel like a museum piece, Draco is the blueprint.

Start with the right foundation

If you are building a 67–69 Camaro and you want the clean, modern feel that projects like Draco are known for, start with the parts that change the driving experience and the daily usability first.