Hello There,
Long story short..I was on a business trip recently, and had just enough time to snap these two pics, and tell the gentleman I would take it..I am now just trying to identify what I bought..Anybody able to tell me what we are looking at? This is all I have only the pics..No Year, RS? SS? Z28? etc..I'm excited getting any info at this point, and know I will hav to make another trip..The gentleman I bought this from knows nothing about it either..

Thanks for any help
Cary

P.S. I HAVE NEVER DONE THIS BEFORE SO PLEASE EXCUSE THE ROOKIE JOB!!!

 

Welcome to the forum. Looks like a nice car. Get the vin, and check this site out for info. http://www.nastyz28.com/index.php?page=camarofacts

 

I cant get to the car for a while..that is why i was hoping someone could help me with idenifying what model this might be..an rs, ss, z28...i'm guessing it's a 1970..any help would be appreciated

thanks
cary

 

It looks like a 70 1/2 split bumper. I am pretty sure they are worth quite a bit. It might be a cloned car too. You must have got it cheap to buy and car and know nothing about it.

 

Not a factory split bumper car,wrong park lights but that's not a huge deal and was a common period mod back in the day.
So it's not a factory Rally Sport package but it could still be a Z28,wheels look correct but that doesn't mean much.
We'll need vin numbers to know for sure,is it a 4 speed car,do you know if it's a 12 bolt rear end?
Did you look at the motor,does it have a stock GM aluminum high rise intake and Holley carb?
All that would tell a lot,not that it couldn't have all been added to clone a Z28 but if it's not there it's probably just a plain Camaro,not likely someone would downgrade a Z28 engine compartment to a cast iron intake and q-jet or 2 brl carb.

 

Wow, nice find. Does this guy have any more cars that he doesn't know anything about? There is something else there hiding under a cover.

 

You have to realize the 70 1/2 split bummer has been a clone favorite since the mid 70s. Anything we could tell you would be based on $500 worth of sheet metal we can see. For every one true Split bummers that was sold the probably four or five clones now. Its a pretty common practice to convert the 70-73's and some guys are even using the 74's but its a bit more work.

 

Well like I said above,it's got the wrong park lights to be a factory RS split bumper,they had round park lights like this which his car does not have.