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Old 05-29-2009, 11:33 AM
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i recently bought a 1980 camaro with the weirdest engine ive ever seen its a 4.4 liter V8 measures out to 267 was wondering what its worth and maybe a couple of good part sites i need a nose for the front end and cant find one anywhere
 
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Old 05-29-2009, 12:33 PM
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Original engine?
I didn't know they used those in Camaros,I think they were used in Monzas and some Olds Cutlass models and a few other GM cars no doubt.
 
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Good old L39 V8. It could be from the factory like that. I think it packed 120 HP. There is a motor worth some money. Whats the scrap rate now?
 
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There is a motor worth some money. Whats the scrap rate now?

well at least it's an easy 350 swap.
 
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lol not wanting to replace like it how it is and going to try and keep it all original, i was just curious on current value since kelly blue book doesnt go back that far, and yes it is a factory original and was discontinued in 1982
 
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I used to have a V8 Monza (can't believe I actually said that out loud...) I think that was a 262. it was an interesting engine to put in that lil car...
 
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In terms of Value it is really hard to say. As a greneral rule non-Z28s from that era do not do well. I have seen some pretty nice all orginal non Z cars sits for sale for a very long time. Most purest love an all orginal car but very few will collect a 70's car with a 120hp.
We would need pictures and need to know the condition. If it has t-tops and is in amazing condition 3-4K would be my guess.
 

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Old 05-30-2009, 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted by niteman
I used to have a V8 Monza (can't believe I actually said that out loud...) I think that was a 262. it was an interesting engine to put in that lil car...

That's right,I forgot about the 262,a buddy of mine had a black Monza Spyder with a 262 4 spd,kind of a cool little car actually IMO.
Put a 383 in one of those and watch out baby!



 

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well they sure were heavy lil cars... got rear ended real bad. totaled it out and bought me a '76 camaro. think it had a 305 in it (was sweet till it was rear ended and totalled out). after that I found out what the true meaning of lemon was when I bought a new (my first brand new car) cavalier Z24... I was sooooo happy when that POS was totalled out. swore off chevys for the longest time.
 
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Originally Posted by niteman
well they sure were heavy lil cars...
Lighter than a 2nd gen Camaro by 700-800lbs,about 2700lbs give or take a li'l depending on year and model.
Some had a 350 from the factory.

http://auto.howstuffworks.com/chevro....htm/printable

http://auto.howstuffworks.com/chevrolet-camaro10.htm
 


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