Guys, I am about to put my cortez silver black stripe crossram car out there for sale. I have had some very respectable camaro guys look at my cross ram setup to verify it is a real GM piece and it is according to them. CE block,casting shows as 68 302 according to info I have available, correct dated heads. Driver paint, very nice standard interior, rear axle is a 3:07 non posi(rare but correct) which currently is the home of a 4:11 posi. Nice driving good running car. Under the hood is concourse to my knowledge. I dont claim to be a camaro expert by any means. My strongest car knowledge is corvettes. I know the warranty block hurts it but what should the car bring? Thanks for all the help.

I am thinking 50's.

What we guess here is of little concern. When it goes on eBay you can get bids that will be much higher just from the advertised "original GM crossram". Prices are crazy right now. I do not feel the CE block will hurt much. Any chance you can post pictures of your car?

Can I send them to you to post? Thanks, Billy

With an original GM crossram setup and a nice, clean car I would think 50's is a pretty good guess. The actual price will really depend on the dates and part #'s of all the components. If they all line up with the car's build then it could help it bring a bit more.

Car is listed with pics in the classifieds. By the way, my car has the factory TI setup.

If you have docs there is a guy on yenko.net looking for a 69 Z with Cross Ram and good colors... which silver is...

Can I send them to you to post? Thanks, Billy

Sorry, I got home after you posted the car for sale.