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05-19-2008 #1
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$150K Camaro???
I know I'm probably late with this, but I don't get out much..
$150K??? That would make me very happy for my future sale price.
http://www.hotrodhotline.com/classif...hp?a=2&b=18425
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05-19-2008 #2
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It's on ebay too.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...262144297&rd=1
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Ended at $53K...
Originally Posted by MarkM66
I was thinking around $75K max, maybe someone is out there will buy it for more.Ron DeRaad
68 Camaro RSx
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AFR LSX245 Heads (12:1cr)
660hp/588tq
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Agreed, I would be real surprised to see this sell for 90-100K. 75-80K is probably the most he will get for it, and that will probably still take 6-9 months to get. 150K is a pipe dream, both this year and for the past 5 years. Originally Posted by ronracer
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They say that this is an expensive hobby, but $171.5k between the top e-bay bid and the build price is pretty rough.
Hopefully a live auction (Mecum, etc.) would offer a better price.
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That is a baddass car! Good luck with it Mike.....Hope you can get back into another one soon.
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Looks like a badass Camaro except for that steering wheel it just looks out of place.
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I've seen it in person and its worth every single penny. I hope he gets more actually.
Wish I had the oppurtunity to mini tub it!MrQuick ΜΟΛ'ΩΝ ΛΑΒ'Ε
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Pictures don't do this car justice! You have to see it to really appreciate all the attention to detail. It is one of my favorites and I'm bummed that Mike is selling it.
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Cool car. Anyone know where/who makes this reservoir??
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Peterson breather tank it looks like.
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how did he hide his gas tank filler tube?
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Mike's car is bad ass and you do need to see it person to apprecaite it.
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Right place right time, but in this economy won't happen...
Thall shall fear no amount of boost, For thy bottle is with me.......
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This "economy" doesn't mean jack to those that really have money. To them it's a hickup Originally Posted by rocketman
Pleanty of rich folk looking to buy toys. What this slow-down does do is stop those that really can't afford to play (ie, taking out an equity line to buy a toy)..."A ship in port is safe, but that's not what ships are built for."
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Agreed....but they will take advantage when they can. Now just happens to be that time. Originally Posted by Steve1968LS2
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I agree. People effected by this "economy" wouldn't have been in the market for a $100k car before the hickup. Originally Posted by Steve1968LS2
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if you have to take out a loan to be in this hobby, than you probably shouldn't be in it.....it is crazy to put your home equity at risk, to have a toy in the garage!!!...just wait for better times...IMHO Originally Posted by Steve1968LS2
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I have 100K into mine but I've done lots of labor myself. Here's an overview. I was thinking if I got my 100K back I would be happy, but 150K! I would be much happier
be intresting to see what it appraises for...
$8.5K - Car Purchase
$10K - Short Block R302 Engine
$6K - AFR185 Heads/T&D Shaft mount Rockers (Wegner modified)
$1.5K - Dry Sump w/plumbing
$4K - Turbo Kit
$1.5K - Ron Davis Rad/Intercooler
$4K - Martz Chassis Road Race Clip w/Wilwood
$3K - Curry 9" Ford w/Wilwood
$2K - Griggs Racing 5 link
$5K - G-Force T56 Trans
$1K - Twin Disc McLeod Clutch
$5K - Accel DFI/Intake/injectors/wide band/dual sync
$1K - Vintage air
$1.5K - Stack Dash
$20K - Sheet metal work (Firewall/minitub/subframe/body/chassis/dash)
$11K - Paint
$700 - OER Z/28 Hood
$6K - Fikse wheels w/tires
$14K - Sound system / Interior/ glass / Painless wiring
800hp @ 7300rpm
11.6sec @ 127mph 1/4mile (street tires/ 3600lbs w/ driver)Ron DeRaad
68 Camaro RSx
Darton Sleeved LS9 - 434ci (4.155x4.00)
AFR LSX245 Heads (12:1cr)
660hp/588tq
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