68 Camaro - Whats it worth?

**L79novaSS** · #1 06-20-2022, 03:56 PM

Forgot to mention that the original rally rims and tires were stolen in 1969 while the owner was at a movie theatre. He came out and his car was on blocks. He decided to go aftermarket and he put a set of shelby aluminum slots on it.

**Bill Pritchard** · #2 06-20-2022, 11:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L79novaSS

Forgot to mention that the original rally rims and tires were stolen in 1969 while the owner was at a movie theatre. He came out and his car was on blocks. He decided to go aftermarket and he put a set of shelby aluminum slots on it.

Probably not a big detraction value-wise.

**Too Many Projects** · #3 06-21-2022, 01:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill Pritchard

Probably not a big detraction value-wise.

Agree, there are plenty of wheels around to come up with a reasonably close dated set of Rally's, if that is desired.

**L79novaSS** · #4 06-21-2022, 08:49 PM

The story changes. I paid for the GM vintage services documentation for this 68 Camaro and received it today. Turns out it is a L35 car and not a L34 like the owner insisted. I was able to read the vin digits on the engine pad when I first viewed it but the suffix was covered in paint. I was planning on using some paint remover and a q-tip to uncover it before I made an offer. I am attaching a copy of the documents I received and some photos of the car. Now that everything is known, what does the L35 do to the value?