looking at a 69' convertable very good shape no surface rust, the trunk was redone by car owner so so rag top very nice inside of car is hounds tooth seats floor mount auto. wheels are stock vin# st69 12467 nor240026 BDY oic ? 712 65 x11 124679n582661 could someone est. the value of this camaro no rust under hood ,trunk wheel wells door jams etc. its painted burg. with white stripes new front and back bumpers wheel wells in front

20K-30K, alot of factors will play this out however.

I decoded what you posted as best I could. You're missing a letter after the 65 paint code, should be "A" for a white top, "B" for black.

1 = Chevrolet
2 = Camaro
4 = 8-cylinder engine
67 = convertible body
9 = 1969 model year
N = Norwood, OH assembly plant
582661 = vehicle serial number sequence

Decode for body number: 240026

01C = Built the Third week of January.
69-12467 = Convertible.
NOR = Built in Norwood Ohio.
712 = Custom Black Bucket Seats.
65-A = Lower Color is Olympic Gold and the Convertible Top Color is White.
X11 = non-SS396, non-Z28, with style trim

So, it started life as a gold small block V8 vert with a black deluxe interior, with Style Trim. VIN lines up with the third week of Jan 69, so it should be legit. Could have been a base V8 or SS 350. Have to look for other clues for a guess, unless the engine is original.

Value can't be guessed with the level of info provided. If it's a running, driving, numbers match SS 350 vert with the wrong color paint and wrong interior, but otherwise all there and presentable, the market can be upwards of $30K. If it is a base vert, but still otherwise nice, it would be lower.

I looked at your other two posts on other cars you're thinking of buying, and it seems like you're casting a pretty wide net over the various 69 models and styles. If you get narrowed in on a particular car and want to post pictures, we can help more.

thanks for reply the one thing that i find is that this car is not a restored camaro it has a two barrel it looks to be a 350 ci. but not sure yet. can buy from a relative the price he told me is $9000.00 it does need a comlete frame restore to make it as good as i want (that's
what i want to do) but dont want to do the wrong camaro . the other camaro that i looked at ends up only being 69' blue auto no engine or trans. but very good shape with z28 hood and trunk 10 bolt rear etc. offered $3500. just a project car only.

Okay, well if that's original, it would be the L-65 350, HF suffix if it's a 'Glide, HD if it's a TH350.

They way things are right now, a solid (repeat, solid; rust can be a much more critical problem on the verts), complete, original 69 vert for $9K is a deal.

$3,500 for a decent 69 coupe shell is okay too.