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 Post subject: 67 Camaro RS
PostPosted:Sun May 24, 2015 2:04 pm 
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Hi
I'm currently looking at a 67 Camaro RS which is in original and mint condition (red car / black interior/ rally wheels / totally standard) with the exception of the engine. The car was originally a I6 but has been converted to a SS 350 V8 with 3 speed auto. I would appreciate any views on a reasonable price for this car as it's difficult to value with this engine.
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 Post subject: Re: 67 Camaro RS
PostPosted:Sun May 24, 2015 7:37 pm 
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IMHO, any '67 RS is worth money, regardless of it's original engine etc. especially as you say it's mint/original. What sort of money are we talking here?
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 Post subject: Re: 67 Camaro RS
PostPosted:Sun May 24, 2015 8:49 pm 
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If it's been converted to a 350 it's not an original car which affects the value quite a lot, numbers matching is where the money is, also can its provenance be proved?

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 Post subject: Re: 67 Camaro RS
PostPosted:Sun May 24, 2015 10:16 pm 
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Hi it's about £20k. It's very difficult to see if this is a reasonable price or not! If it was a true V8 it would be quite cheap I would have thought


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 Post subject: Re: 67 Camaro RS
PostPosted:Mon May 25, 2015 9:02 am 
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Prices of first gens seem to have dropped a little recently since the new 5th gens became so popular and abundant

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 Post subject: Re: 67 Camaro RS
PostPosted:Mon May 25, 2015 7:09 pm 
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Car Details:a car thats older than the c*** that drives it....
Location:n london/ herts
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Prices of first gens seem to have dropped a little recently since the new 5th gens became so popular and abundant

Man........what medication you on??????????????

20 grand is not silly...if you want it get it :thumbup:


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 Post subject: Re: 67 Camaro RS
PostPosted:Mon May 25, 2015 8:24 pm 
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Car Details:68 pontiac firebird coupe project car,my aim is a street friendly,lightly modified pro.touring style.
Lowered ,mild body mods,400 cu in SBC engine, Muncie 4speed, 10 bolt posi axle,disc front drum rear.
68 firebird convertible ( long term project) Stock resto/mod style ,400 pontiac th350
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Prices of first gens seem to have dropped a little recently since the new 5th gens became so popular and abundant

Man........what medication you on??????????????

20 grand is not silly...if you want it get it :thumbup:
:twisted: Tend to agree with you Steve :thumbup:
I think if your interest is in Driving and Enjoying being a Camaro owner originality is only secondary to the overall condition of the car . Leaving aside totally unmolested Z28s , SS big blocks and convertibles I wouldn't worry about "matching number" obsessives ...
This is not America and the average owners are not interested in factory chalk marks, paint dabs and date coded ignition leads and other nerdery that spoils the collector market in the States .


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 Post subject: Re: 67 Camaro RS
PostPosted:Tue May 26, 2015 11:24 am 
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Car Details:79' camaro road & track day toy. 383 stroker, 5 speed TKO trans, lots of suspension stuff, 13" Vette brakes, 18" wheels.
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Prices of first gens seem to have dropped a little recently since the new 5th gens became so popular and abundant

Man........what medication you on??????????????

20 grand is not silly...if you want it get it :thumbup:
:twisted: Tend to agree with you Steve :thumbup:
I think if your interest is in Driving and Enjoying being a Camaro owner originality is only secondary to the overall condition of the car . Leaving aside totally unmolested Z28s , SS big blocks and convertibles I wouldn't worry about "matching number" obsessives ...
This is not America and the average owners are not interested in factory chalk marks, paint dabs and date coded ignition leads and other nerdery that spoils the collector market in the States .
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What he said... buy it as a clean driving car, much more enjoyable

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 Post subject: Re: 67 Camaro RS
PostPosted:Tue May 26, 2015 11:47 am 
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Thanks for your input - i really like the car i am just apprehensive about paying out for it only to find when i want to sell it in a few years that it will be worth a lot less money


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 Post subject: Re: 67 Camaro RS
PostPosted:Tue May 26, 2015 12:05 pm 
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Where did I say it was silly? merely pointing out that it's no longer an RS, nor is it an SS It's just one of 1/4 million 67 first gens that were built in which somebody has dropped a V8 so base your purchase on that info, £20k sounds like a very good price for a "mint" v8 first gen "RS" which would also make me look very carefully at what I'm buying, as others have said buy it for a clean driving car but bear in mind it's nearly 50years old and you can hide a lot with filler and paint, I love first gens but most of them I have seen are rotten now and full of filler apart from a few survivors or the many nut and bolt Restorations which command considerably more than £20k , if you have to pump another £10k Into it that you don't have because it's rotten under the paint it stops being the bargain it first appeared to be , caveat emptor, it's easy to get carried away and let your heart rule your head

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