WIW? L78/M22/4.10/UU original w/docs 1968 Camaro

[JamesinHBCA]

I am thinking it's a 50-60K car restored and a 20-25k as it sits.

Definitely rusty, but the worth saving.

Pretty sure the owner is not looking for anywhere near 40K as is. He is just looking for a reasonable price range.






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[luzl78]

Sells for 25-30,000 takes 50-70,000 to restore it and is worth 50,000 after 80-1000,000 is into it.

[njsteve]

Was the car in a flood? All that surface rust on the flat surfaces - floors, hood, engine compartment. Or is was it stored near the ocean?

[WILMASBOYL78]

<span style="font-size: 11pt">These photos certainly give a better understanding of the car...shame it was allowed to get to this point.

The 'restored value' will depend greatly on the quality of the restoration...and perhaps who does the work. It appears there will be a great deal of sheet metal required and extensive body repairs. The bill for the work and parts could easily surpass your 50-60k value. If this car was done to the highest standards, using real GM parts...I think the value would be greater than 50-60k.

It will be a major undertaking for someone both financially and time wise.

-wilma</span>

[luzl78]

I agree. Top notch resto could be 85-100,000

[luzl78]

I agree. Top notch resto could be 85-100,000. I've been quoted 20-25,000 to do your 68 but I think it would take almost 50,000 to make it absolutely perfect