I found this car and he is selling it for 16,000 I think it is worth that much but want to know what you might pay for it, it was bought as a shell, he took it to a body shop and hit it painted, had the engine built for him, did everything else himself, number not matching but thats not a concern for me, link to the photobucket album is at the bottom of this post, thanks.

1971 Chevy Camaro with 2" cowl hood, RS front end, front spoiler, and new Metallic Blue paint with racing stripes. No dents or rust, but one small scratch in lower rear quarter. Clear Texas title in hand. It is not numbers matching, but the RS front end is true to the car and is all GM (not repro). ALL engine parts are new, as is wiring. Thousands of dollars of repro and genuine GM and NOS parts.

Chevy 454 Motor - Built by Parks Engine Service in Seguin
10.5:1 Compression
Aluminum Heads w/ Rectangle Ports
Solid Roller Cam/Lifters & Roller Rockers
Edelbrock RPM Air-GAP Intake (Rect Ports - Matched to Heads)
Aluminum Water Pump
4-core Radiator
Solid Body Bushings
Bilstein Shocks
Muncie M-20 4-speed Transmission
CompEngineering Subframe Connectors
CompEngineering Traction Bars
Headers w/ Dual 3" Exhaust
Dual MagnaFlow Mufflers
Edelbrock 800cfm Carbuerator
TransAm Horse Collar Seats
New wiring all the way around
3.08 posi rear end from WS6 TransAm
4 wheel disc brakes
NEW BF Goodrich Radial T/A Tires
Original 5-spoke Z/28 Wheels
Working AM/FM/8-Track
Alpine Speakers in front/rear
... and more!

Photos are here
http://s962.photobucket.com/albums/a...amaro/7-12-09/

 

Sure can't buy much for $16K any more, and I'd say that's a pretty clean well assembled car. Of course you know the hood is not original GM, as none of the 2nd. gen Camaros had cowl hoods from the factory. But it's still a common upgrade I see on many 2nd gen Camaros.
I really like the car, and if it's truly as solid as it looks the price is very fair.

 

Looks like a real nice car. You'd definitely have more than 16k into it if you were to rebuild one yourself.
I have to wonder though, when people word a listing using terms like "RS front end", but doesn't call the car an "RS". Then says "but the RS front end is true to the car and is all GM". So, is it an RS, or is he saying he made it look like one using true GM panels? Either way, it's still a nice car.