70 Z/28

[Salvatore]

Charley, with all do respect you jumped on Rick a little hard didn't you? He was just making a point, asking a question. I thought the same thing. Everybody has to have some idea what things are worth if the bought it. I am sure Rick wasn't trying to bust any gonads. JMO Sam

[Charley Lillard]

No I don't think I jumped on Rick too hard. He is stating Ibnaz bought the car to flip when we have no idea why he bought it other than it was a neat barn find. I think any of us that stumbled onto that car would try to buy it even if we had no use for it. I assume it went for a reasonable price.


"I don't appreciate it but why would I expect anything less.".... And why would you expect that ?

[Salvatore]

Ok, Just thought I would give you my opinion on the matter. I know Rick is a tough New Yorker but does know his business.

[Rick H]

Sam,

Thanks.

Rick H.

[Rick H]

Charley,

I'm not going to get into a pi$$ing contest with you but wouldn't you think that someone who has asked for specific 1970 Z/28 parts in the past and sells other items related to muscle cars would have a pretty good idea of how much the car is worth??

https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/showflat...true#Post126932


Nuff said.

Rick H.

[Charley Lillard]

He asked what it was worth so I assume he is asking for opinions. You state he bought it to flip but you don't really know that do you? You still didn't answer my question about "I don't appreciate it but why would I expect anything less". Is there some specific way I treat you all the time or something ?

[Rick H]

Yes, I think he bought the car to flip, what's wrong with thinking that?

Yes, he should know what it's worth. [ QUOTE ]
Hello, I have another done Z that is a July car that has the full Z/28.10 on the tag. I'm sure this other one is a Z also. Thanks, Larry

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Nice looking car by the way.

And lastly, yes.

Good night.

Rick H.

[CamarosRus]

The Camaro in question needs complete restoration to satisfy most fututre owners. It does not appear to be one of those survivors (ala Jack Seymours 70 Hugger Orange) that can be only cleaned and detailed.
The pictures provided are too vague to draw many conclusions, as to present condition or needed parts (MANY)
Top restored 70 Z-28 Rally Sports, probably can command over $50K......and more
I would think this Camaro including born with powertrain might be "worth" $25K (W.A.G.)......but if car got in EBAY bidding war........who knows ???????
I do want to lend my moral support to Rick H. as I dont feel his comments to ibnaz were out of line. He just pointed out what might well be the obvious. If ibnaz had no intention of flipping, and improves/restores the car, its value will of course increase......so any opinions on current value would be meaningless.

[70CitrusZ]

I'm just curious, and I'm asking a neutral question, so nobody take it the wrong way, but is there something wrong with buying a car to flip for a profit? If so I am a bad boy, cause I've done that about a thousand times.

I'll bite at the unrestored value at about 20.

[akcamaro]

my opinion $10-15K, but I'm cheap.

And as far as flipping goes, I doubt I'll ever have the spare coin to strait up purchase my dream Motion or Yenko, with kids, morgages, life, and whatnot. But I'm a quarter of the way to flipping my way into one. And flipping is a pretty fun means to an end.

now I'll go back into a dark corner and continue lurking.