'68 Z/28 Project, #s 302, POP

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**scuncio** · #1 02-17-2024, 08:20 PM

Gotcha, I agree, it would have been much more tempting if it were still together.

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Originally Posted by Billohio

I just read the ad and the car is in the process of a frame off restoration. Its too bad, the interior looked nice and I might have drove it like it was. So from what I am reading the car is not in the shape the pictures show.
I called this place, north of Orlando, a couple years ago on a 70 Z they had. Between the 70 and a silver 69 Z they had, these guys were not experts on Camaros. I would be cautious buying something after they restored it. I am in Florida and better I stay south of Orlando

**scuncio** · #2 02-17-2024, 08:22 PM

I just reread the description and was amazed by the endless legal disclaimers included in the ad. And evidently this auction includes completion of the restoration, yet the dealership mentions they don’t own the car. Too weird. Selling a car shouldn’t be this complicated.

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