View Full Version : what's this 68 camaro worth?
72Z/28
05-02-2011, 01:28 AM
Hello guys
I found a 68 camaro that I am interested in buying, recently painted and it has got lots of upgrades as listed below. I would like to know how much it is worth, unfortunately I do not have any photos at the moment.
9" Complete Rear End with Torque Arm Suspension / Kit which includes coil overs, rotors and wilwood brakes.
Complete Speedtech Sub Frame which inclues:
High Clearance upper and lower control arms
Tubular, heat treated, powder coated, chrome moly sway bar
Billet aluminum upper shock mounts
Qa1 adjustable coil overs, wilwood brakes
Power rack and pinion with steering arms
Adjustable motor frame mounts
adjustable transmission cross member
3. Brand new 5 speed Tremech TKO 600 Transmission
4.Brand new LS6 engine w
5. flamming river steering column
6. Wiring Harnesses from American Autowire
7. Painless Performance
8. Minitubbed to fit 12" wheels.
9. Vintage Air System.
rfalker1
05-03-2011, 03:32 PM
hard to say, but its a buyers market right now
John510
05-03-2011, 09:00 PM
need pics for accurate estimate.
that's a lot of stuff but? whats the interior like? sheet metal work? condition of the electrical system? paint?
senor_camaro
05-03-2011, 09:34 PM
I would ballpark price at maybe 50,000 based on the fact you'll be pushing more than 400 HP on the Corvette engine, and suspension mods plus fab time. Your basically buying a car ready to rock and roll, if you got the money buy it. Sounds like a steal if under
50k, is expect to pay around 60k based on mods and paint if its show quality. I say build your own! More options
72Z/28
05-03-2011, 09:47 PM
that's a lot of stuff but? whats the interior like? sheet metal work? condition of the electrical system? paint?
As far as the interior and electrical system he put new door panels and new front leather pocket seats and new wiring from American AutoWire. The car does not have stereo and now wipers. The car has been recently painted. There was no sheet metal work done because it was in good condition, floor pans were primed and painted. The guy put the dynomat but not yet installed.
He is asking $36000 for it. The car needs back seats,wiper motor and wipers and a stereo.
72Z/28
05-03-2011, 10:16 PM
I would ballpark price at maybe 50,000 based on the fact you'll be pushing more than 400 HP on the Corvette engine, and suspension mods plus fab time. Your basically buying a car ready to rock and roll, if you got the money buy it. Sounds like a steal if under
50k, is expect to pay around 60k based on mods and paint if its show quality. I say build your own! More options
The paint is not show quality though. The car made 350HP on the wheel, and he is asking for $36000 as it needs little inerior work; I mean back seats, stereo
senor_camaro
05-04-2011, 08:33 AM
If its in that condition id say its a good deal as all the work has been done for you, just get it repainted and tune the suspension.
senor_camaro
05-04-2011, 08:57 AM
you average a good condition 68 camaro
Camaro - 10000
Suspension/Steering Mods - 10000-15000
Engine/Electrical/Misc - 10000
at most 30 to 35k sounds about right, he probably wants to get his money back on it
Sounds like a good deal
Flash68
05-04-2011, 09:01 AM
No one can give you any serious thumbs up or down on this without expanded details AND decent pictures. And that's still just a guess. Pics on a computer can hide a lot.
John510
05-04-2011, 05:32 PM
The paint is not show quality though. The car made 350HP on the wheel, and he is asking for $36000 as it needs little inerior work; I mean back seats, stereo
What do you mean by not show quality? Usually its the bodywork that makes the paint look good.
94SNGLTURBO
05-09-2011, 12:05 PM
is this camaro green?? and was it on ebay?
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