1974 Z/28 1800 miles

[CamarosRus]

74 Z28's have not been a popular car vs the round taillight, chrome bumper 70-73 Camaro.

I understand that survivor cars are very popular.

It will be interesting to SEE the car, VIEW the pics
and READ how much $$$ a collector is willing to pay ??

[mssl72]

Yep, put up pictures. Include cowl tag, underhood and chassis shots. Lets see how clean it is. It'll be easier to judge then.

[Jonesy]

I cant see what the Mecum auctions brought, but my guess is at least $20K + if its nice.

[seventieshow]

The gold car was bid to 29K and the white car to 44.5K both were no sale. There are some others as well those are two of the better ones.

[njsteve]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: seventieshow</div><div class="ubbcode-body">The gold car was bid to 29K and the white car to 44.5K both were no sale. There are some others as well those are two of the better ones. </div></div>

The &quot;bid to&quot; amount is never relevent as it includes what the auctioneer is self bidding the car up to, in order to get close to the reserve to get an actual bidder to step in and make the next bid to get it over the reserve. Unless it sold, the bid to amount is not useful at all other than to see what the reserve might have been: in this case most likely $30K and $45K.

[Big Block Bill]

&quot;The million dollar question is how was it stored? You can do a lot of damage parking a brand new car in a damp basement for decades without the proper prep beforehand. Take a look at all the ruined, zero-mile, 1978 Indy Pace Car Corvettes out there.&quot;


VERY well said!

Bill

[markinnaples]

I agree that the 70-73 2nd Gens definitely garner more attention, but for some reason those '74 Z's seem to have risen above the later 2nd Gens by a decent amount. Can't wait to see pics.

[jtroop]

Waiting on him for pics

[Jonesy]

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