What do you say about this a 68 for $1000,000 with 23,000 origanel miles found under a commercial building while remodeling.

I think the car is nice but I think the price is a little high.
http://www.racingjunk.com/post/1167935/1968-SS-camaro-396-4sp-23058-origanal-miles.html

Bob

If the story is true, and the #'s match. He can probably get it. If the motor has the same VIN on it. A real authentic car should bring more money.

It's been DISCUSSED BEFORE (http://www.camaros.net/forums/showthread.php?t=130864&highlight=ebay). The car's been around for a long time. Severl times on ebay and a few on other WEB sites.

Ed

Urban legend:sad:

That story seems a little fishy. I don't know why people feel the need to put some extenuating circumstances into a story. It makes them totally unbelieveable.

It would be more believeable if you just said my grandfather bought this car and he knew it was going to be worth a lot so he kept it pristine for 35 years.

You used one too many 0's, I thought a million was high.

How come it has current Oregon plates?

I think the author of this "fictional story" must be the same one that wrote the one I got in an email last night, you know, the one about the 2.5 million dollars sitting in a Nigerian bank that was left to me by the late Sir Thomas Varnadore III.

I think the author of this "fictional story" must be the same one that wrote the one I got in an email last night, you know, the one about the 2.5 million dollars sitting in a Nigerian bank that was left to me by the late Sir Thomas Varnadore III.

I think I'm a descendant of his. :)