69 ZL1 Mecum auctions
 

There is a 69 ZL1 on the auction block this week in Dallas. It is supposedly the only ZL1 done in red on red.


http://classiccars.com/listings/view...as-texas-75202

I imagine that's gonna break somebody's bank.

I want it. Given a lottery hit, but I would be the dumbass that would drive it around, maybe not to Walmart, but I'd enjoy owning it.

Like any investment, DO YOUR HOMEWORK BEFORE YOU PURCHASE ANYTHING!!!
Real ZL-1's can fetch up to one million dollars. Fakes are out there and you need to do research before you spend any of your mega millions. For example car #62 does not have it's original engine. The original engine is in a 1969 Red Camaro VIN#124379N594577. This car sold at Barrett Jackson in 2007 for 134k.
Here is a link to the tribute red ZL-1 : http://www.barrett-jackson.com/appli...=996.1&aid=221

Ill just get a Mclaren Mp4 12c and pocket the 750,000.00...

I TOTALLY AGREE.
Here is a link to a 1967 Ferrari that sold for 27.5 million. But I guess this is what makes the world go round. I myself would never pay that much for a car but again I'm not a billionaire. http://www.bloomberg.com/slideshow/2...t-auction.html

I already have seen many fakes in the 5th gens. :nod:

Just so everyone is clear, the car itself is not fake. From what you can take from different internet postings the real engine is in a fake ZL1 and the real ZL1 has a fake engine. Those two people need to get together.

Most of the 69 ZL1s blew their engines and had them replaced. Some of the 69 have been reunited with their original blocks but most havent.

If I remember correctly #9 sold for $410k.

I thought #13 was the lowest surviving ZL1?

http://m.autoblog.com/2012/01/21/bar...et-camaro-zl1/

Just something I came across one day. Says its #9. Might have just skimmed through though.

ZL-1 #1 is still around. Just sold this year at Mecum Auction House. ZL-1 #1 was heavily modified from day one. Here is a link: http://www.mecum.com/auctions/lot_de...=SC0512-126293