Hello I am new to this forum. I am interested in getting a price for this car. I am very interested in getting a first generation camaro. I am looking at a current add and would like to ask what you think the lowest resonable price i could offer for this car. Thanks.

Heres the add>camaro pace car convertable 1969

 

I wouldn't throw in an offer until you ran the numbers on the vin plate. Have him provide some proof of it being numbers matching or a pace car. It may have had a lot of work done to it but it sure looks like it needs a ton more. If you're not worried about numbers matching but want an original correct '69, I just listed mine for sale here in NY. Let me know if you're interested. Thanks.

 

Friend of mine bought a '69 convetible that is pretty straight, but no engine or trans and had to pay $12,000 for it. Needs a new paint job like the one you're looking at. Unless the seller can somehow document it as a numbers matching Pace Car version, you need to just look at it as a '69 convertible project and pay accordingly.

 

The trim tag will tell if it's a pace car or not. It may have a Z11 (Indy pace car) code, unless it's a CA built car. It will also have the #50 (Dover white) paint code, and #720 orange houndstooth (pace car only) interior code. Also, all pace cars were RS/SS models, so they came with either a 350 sb, or 396 bb. If that 350 in it is indeed numbers matching, you know for sure it's an SS. The trim tag will tell the rest.
CRG Research Report - 69 Pace Cars and Z10's

 

Everything about that ad give me a bad feeling...be extremely careful.