Very Cool '74 Camaro LT, #s 350/4-sp Survivor, Docs, Etc
 

What a NEAT car...the color combo isn't for everyone, but the state of preservation (especially for a non-Z28 model) is incredible. Seems to have 66k miles but I would have believed 26k judging by the pictures alone. Well optioned including the L48 350, F41 suspension, etc.

Link to 1974 Camaro auction

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Love this car!!

Check the hand writing on the window sticker....someone adds $164.22 + $6.00 and comes up with $178.22 :haha:

----74 Camaro sleeper!....Bill S

Wow! Stunning car.

Nice and clean. Nice to have paperwork. The 2nd owner of my Z threw it away.:mad2:

Love this camaro. Looks like the drivers door was re painted

Way over priced. Sorry its crazy what these car prices are and even the smog low horsepower ones. I should of kept my 76 Camaro 350 4 speed 3.73 posi rear which was a dog. Bought the car brand new in 76 and it was ordered. Probably could of got decent money even for that if i stored it.

I live in Greensburg. I googled the original owner?, still alive, same address and 102 years old lives there.

I definitely hear you, but for many folks in the market for a classic car, it's about what brings back memories, regardless of drivetrain power.

Jeff

Love the color combination and the way it was optioned.

Not sure I've ever seen a Type LT with the L48 and a 4-speed manual.

Very cool, thanks for sharing!

I definitely have a soft spot for the 75-76 non Z/28 model years. This is my 1975 Type LT in 1984 or so. It was a 350 4-Speed. I blew up a couple Saginaw transmissions in that car…..and the motor too…..that poor car!

Kurt

Relisted in the link below, same price:

Link to 1974 Camaro LT auction

Relisted again, in the link below. Seller certainly has some sketchy feedback - that's not helping this car sell, that's for sure.

Link to 1974 Camaro auction

I think its more that the market isnt ready to pay $31,900 for a 66,000 mile 1974 LT Camaro (non z28).

Mike, I tend to agree...it's a lot of coin for a non-Z.

And here it is again, relisted in the link below:

Link to 1974 Camaro LT auction

Back again at $29,900. still at least $10K high IMO.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/28479316190...wAAOSweZBiI2eo

When I met my wife, she had a 76 Type LT, black on black, loaded car. It was a really nice looking car completely stock and would give my 79 Z a run for it's money!

Back AGAIN for $29.9k, in the link below:

Link to 1974 Camaro LT auction

And...it's back:

Link to 1974 Camaro LT auction

Back again...seller needs to lower the price:

Link to 1974 Camaro LT auction

Dude should try Bring A Sucker.

I agree, BaT is the right crowd for this car and to get what he asking

Totally agree...BaT would be a good outlet for this one.

However, it's back up on Ebay:

Link to 1974 Camaro LT auction

I get that; like the guy that wants the Pinto he drove in high school.
But for me, I just can't do the picnic table bumpers, the horribly choked down smog motor and the worst looking rally (or styled steel.... or whatever they are called) wheels on this car.

$2000 price reduction in the auction below! And a 'make offer' option, too. Seller is getting the message.

Link to 1974 Camaro LT auction

----At this point this is getting down to "drive it every day" area price wise.....Bill S

And....it's back, in the link below, with a $26,900 buy-it-now price:

Link to 1974 Camaro LT auction

I would have been surprised to NOT see this Camaro relisted this week...and wouldn't you know, here it is, again:

Link to 1974 Camaro 4-Speed LT auction

What do y’all think this car is actually worth?

Imo $20,000

Upper teens would be my guesstimate.

The paint look to have big issues, I like the rest of the car. If you painted the car you would be in Z/28 territory its just not feasible. Decent original paint would put the car in the low 20's. What's on it puts it in the 17-18 range.

I could see one of my friends buying this car for low 20s

Back again, relisted in the link below, for $26,900 or best:

Link to 1974 Camaro LT eBay auction