Found a 67 camaro

[Lifted07Sierra]

Not sure if this is asking too much for it or not?

http://modesto.craigslist.org/cto/1060178342.html

How much do you guys think this should go for?

Or this one?

http://stockton.craigslist.org/cto/1073998537.html

[thecamaroguy]

I'd say around $5000 or less.

It looks to be in sad shape, but the photos could be misleading.

Good luck!

[thecamaroguy]

This one -http://stockton.craigslist.org/cto/1073998537.html looks to be a much better find!!

[Lifted07Sierra]

Originally Posted by thecamaroguy

I'd say around $5000 or less.

It looks to be in sad shape, but the photos could be misleading.

Good luck!

I know this probably is not a RS or SS but how can I find out if one is just by looking at it?

[Milk 1027]

I payed half as much for my 2nd gen and it was in good running shape. Haven't had to do anything to the engine besides new sparkplugs, new distributor, and an oil change.

People seem to think that just because it's first gen, that they can charge anything they want and get away with it.
The car really isn't worth that much.

[Lifted07Sierra]

Originally Posted by Milk 1027

I payed half as much for my 2nd gen and it was in good running shape. Haven't had to do anything to the engine besides new sparkplugs, new distributor, and an oil change.

People seem to think that just because it's first gen, that they can charge anything they want and get away with it.
The car really isn't worth that much.

Which 1st gen camaros go for a descent amount?

Im waiting to do a project car and turn it around for a OK profit, not looking to get rich. Maybe throw $20k into and resell it for $25-30k

[Milk 1027]

The first gens that go for the most are usually SS/RS or Z28's that are restored to the very finest detail.
When it comes to first gens, buyers pay alot, and I mean ALOT of attention to the very smallest detail.
Those that are done correctly sell very high, but you need patience and money to do that.

[Lifted07Sierra]

Originally Posted by Milk 1027

The first gens that go for the most are usually SS/RS or Z28's that are restored to the very finest detail.
When it comes to first gens, buyers pay alot, and I mean ALOT of attention to the very smallest detail.
Those that are done correctly sell very high, but you need patience and money to do that.

and by looking at the camaro how do I know if its a RS/SS or a Z28 if it isnt stated?
Like say someone doesnt know what they have, like some old women or something. And the only way to know is if I can spot it out?

[Milk 1027]

Originally Posted by Lifted07Sierra

and by looking at the camaro how do I know if its a RS/SS or a Z28 if it isnt stated?
Like say someone doesnt know what they have, like some old women or something. And the only way to know is if I can spot it out?

This website has alot of info on Camaros of all generation, and give detail comparisons of the difference between models.
http://www.camarosource.ca/main_new_...new_layout.htm

[OverAnxious]

A bit of mis-information already in the thread.

Start visiting the fourms at Team Camro - www.Camaros.net
Best 1st & 2nd gen site on the web IMO

With the first gen cars, the Trim tag on the firewall is the key, that and any other supporting paperwork the owner can provide.

Quick glance things are the RS cars had the back up lamps under the rear bumper ( like the camaro in my sig). Also, BBC cars have the heater hoses going into the firewall closer to the fender than the motor. There are a few others as well

Also, buy a copy of the Camaro White Book by Mike Antonick - it is a bible.

[Camarino]

I'd talk him down to 5 at least for the first one, especially becuz he probably knew it's worth less than 7 but asked 7 so he doesn't get talked down from what its worth