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firstgenaddict 03-18-2019 12:30 PM

68 Camaro L78 M22 4.88 with Paper $21k
 
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Not mine but with paper this is a deal.
Roller with wrong rear...
British Racing Green-

http://alancolvin.com/68-camaro-ss-21000/

scuncio 03-18-2019 04:59 PM

Wow, that's a rare one with the '88s.

WILMASBOYL78 03-18-2019 05:59 PM

68 l78/4.88
 
This car is all about the rear...without any of the original drive-line I question the ROI if you added all the correct pieces. Finding a date code correct 4.88 rear won't be easy...when is the last time you saw one??

Of course, I may be wrong, but it would be like you were building the car to match the paperwork...and without that factory 4.88 rear, I just don't see it.

-wilma

lbnaz 03-18-2019 10:19 PM

Was the dealer Huffman.

RALLY 03-18-2019 10:55 PM

If i were to buy this car, no way would it get a total restoration. I would clean this car from top to bottom, buff the original paint, leave the interior with a good cleaning, and fix that bottom drivers seat.

Ryan1969Chevelle 03-18-2019 11:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RALLY (Post 1440013)
If i were to buy this car, no way would it get a total restoration. I would clean this car from top to bottom, buff the original paint, leave the interior with a good cleaning, and fix that bottom drivers seat.

That’s what I did to my car and am very happy with the outcome.

I think this Camaro is a keeper, Camaro’s are popular and I would think this old girl will bring much joy!!

Ryan W31

big gear head 03-18-2019 11:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RALLY (Post 1440013)
If i were to buy this car, no way would it get a total restoration. I would clean this car from top to bottom, buff the original paint, leave the interior with a good cleaning, and fix that bottom drivers seat.

It's not original paint.

RALLY 03-18-2019 11:50 PM

Guess i didnt read that article to well. So is it the original paint code green when repainted? If it was or was not the original color, i think i would still leave it alone with a good buffing. Just my thoughts.

RALLY 03-18-2019 11:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ryan1969Chevelle (Post 1440016)
That’s what I did to my car and am very happy with the outcome.

I think this Camaro is a keeper, Camaro’s are popular and I would think this old girl will bring much joy!!

Ryan W31

Agree this is a nice 68 Camaro roller. Drop in a 396-375 Engine with a close cast date block and 840 rectangular heads cast date close and 163 Aluminum intake. So much potential. I like the 69 Camaro's better. But this still would work.

69 Post Sedan 03-19-2019 12:55 AM

I like it.....a perfect Day 2 project. As stated above, build a 396/375hp, Muncie 4-Speed, a tall gear out back, wheels, gauges and drive it! With documents to boot!

Kurt


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