This is disturbing. At a show yesterday there was this nicely done but questionable Camaro SS convert:

http://i598.photobucket.com/albums/tt65/JJZ109/Holz2009005.jpg

Guess they forgot about the console. The body tag is equally authentic.

Today there is another on ebay:

http://i598.photobucket.com/albums/tt65/JJZ109/fakeIndianRivws.jpg

Ad states "See scan of original window sticker."

Caveat Emptor.

I like the creative spelling for Hugger orange, vinyl/houndstooth (which you couldn't get with a vert, last time I checked) and ventilation on the window sticker :)

On the 1st one I came up with 17 errors. A39 doesn't exist; Z82 should be Z87. Duct hood should be Ducted; Sport wheels should be Sports, listed for $79.00 not $21.10 and were long discontinued as a Camaro option by May 1969.

2nd one is just as bad. Lists a tach [n/a at the time] and a clock in addition to special instrumentation which included both. Also lists D96 fender striping, n/a on SS.

Lots of ECL errors on both, not going there.

Why not just admit they are clones? I did not speak to the owner of the orange car but someone who did stated the owner believes it to be the real deal and paid up for it.

Uhmmm.....what about where it says model...12467 8 Camaro?????? Helloooo!!!