Just because it has classic plates doesn't mean it's worth a lot of money,
I have owned many corvettes of all the generations numbers matching non numbers matching so I don't discount your point but we are not the only ones on this website that know about the camaro, it won't be 35,000 units sold it will be more like 350,000 units sold, but I changed my mind, your right if it's in good condition it will go up in value. it will just take four generations of our childrens children to cash in. :sm0::sm0::sm0::sm0:

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well being that production was stopped for camaro for 7 years, and that this is the first production model since...i believe that all the pre-orders will be collectibles in due time. just like whoever got a pre-order of the first retro body of the mustang will be a collectible sooner or later.

Everything is collectable if you wait long enough... The question is how long?

I instructed my dealer to leave the interior wrapped. I am going to bring the car home on a trailer and put it to rest. I did buy the car to add it to my collection. It will only have a few miles a year put on it. So, we will see how it fares compared to my 69's!

It will definetly be a collectible, the first year of the return of the Camaro. Showing off modern 21st century engineering and styling. like this..http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...ember_2007.jpg

maybe a nickey or a motion or copo not a produced camaro