'67 Camaro RS/SS, 350/4-sp, NOM, Great Docs
 

Clean looking Southwest '67 RS/SS with nice docs and an interesting mix of options. The seller claims it was resprayed in '86 but it looks pretty clean from the pics.

Just a guess, but I suspect $27-28k is the ceiling on this one due to the NOM, but it might touch $30k if the right person comes along. Neat car.

Link to 1967 Camaro RS/SS auction

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Luv the color and everything about the car.... except that front stripe would have to be redone.

Exactly what I was going to say. Stuff like that drives me nuts on an otherwise nice car.

And LOSE that front spoiler.

C’mon Bill, say the rest. “Lose the spoiler and ubiquitous Rally’s/TAs and put thin whitewalls and deluxe (mag/wire) wheelcovers on it.” We know how you roll😉

F70 redlines on the Disc Brake wheels! But yeah, you got me Tom! LOL! Dare to be different!

Curious guys , how much value is added to a car of this caliber if it had the original born with motor , exhaust manifolds and all original smog equipment with correct air cleaner . Would adding aftermarket a.c.( vintage air ) to this car help or hurt its value .

Thanks Jim.

Looks like the new owner fell on some hard times and is selling the car again:

Link to 1967 RS/SS auction