Is this car worth $45K - 1971 Chevrolet Camaro Z28
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Is this car worth $45K - 1971 Chevrolet Camaro Z28
Has the 1971 Z28 prices gone up this much, I remember a while back you could pick one up for much less.
from the article:
Equipped as follows: Z28 Numbers Matching 350/330 HP LT-1 M21 Muncie Close Ratio 4-Speed G80 Original 3.73:1 Positraction F41 Sport Suspension 775 Black Standard Interior AO1 Soft Ray Tinted Glass Z23 Interior Accent Group N40 Power Steering J50 Power Brakes D80 Front and Rear Spoilers All Original Body Panels Beautiful Original Floors and Trunk."
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from the article:
Equipped as follows: Z28 Numbers Matching 350/330 HP LT-1 M21 Muncie Close Ratio 4-Speed G80 Original 3.73:1 Positraction F41 Sport Suspension 775 Black Standard Interior AO1 Soft Ray Tinted Glass Z23 Interior Accent Group N40 Power Steering J50 Power Brakes D80 Front and Rear Spoilers All Original Body Panels Beautiful Original Floors and Trunk."
14 pictures and video
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#2
Good question. If you can't do the work to restore one to that condition, then it's probably worth it, as you'd pay more to buy a clunker and have it done to that level. If you have the skill to do most of the restoration yourself, then the answer is, No.
I see one mistake on their ad though, or a mistake in the restoration.
"Less than 10% received the Z87 black deluxe cloth interior with AK1 deluxe seat belts. "
The car pictured does not have deluxe cloth interior. It has the vinyl seats, not cloth.
I see one mistake on their ad though, or a mistake in the restoration.
"Less than 10% received the Z87 black deluxe cloth interior with AK1 deluxe seat belts. "
The car pictured does not have deluxe cloth interior. It has the vinyl seats, not cloth.
Last edited by 1971BB427; 06-30-2014 at 07:06 PM.
#5
"Completely restored"? The engine compartment doesn't reflect that, everything should look like new, not have rusty components. And why does the front carpeting look worn?
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