Saw this while I was in SC this past weekend. What is something this rough worth? Sorry for the poor quality pictures

What ever the market will bear...she's not dead yet,but she better get a saviour soon!

Looks like a total restoration, can't tell what drivetrain..
I'm assuming it's got a clear title, VIN and basic documentation.
'69 RS convertible, depending on model and options.... I'm guessing $2000-$5000.

The wheels and one of the back-up lights look good.....$800??

How much rust???

i would say 3500 to 4500 at most

its up to the buyer what are u willing to spend and are u willing to spend the time and effort? if so do it and if not then no lost.

The stance of it looks like she may still have a motor/tranny; not raised up in the front. Who knows what that motor might be. Could be the difference between 2000 and 10000

The stance of it looks like she may still have a motor/tranny; not raised up in the front. Who knows what that motor might be. Could be the difference between 2000 and 10000

I believe he said it was a non-matching 327. It has severe rot. He is asking $3000 and probably another grand to get it home. Too much to invest considering the condition.

Justin -
Did you get a phone # or anything? I may know someone intersted in this, thanks.

Bill

Convertibles will always be worth more to some buyers!

I also seen this car sitting on my way back from the beach a few weeks ago. It would take a lot of time and money to fix.

This looks close to the '68 vert I bought a year ago. I paid $4k for mine. Mine needed a new floor, 1 rocker, and 1 door. The rest looks ok (until I get further into it). The top is just the frame (and it needs a new header bow) The motor turns over, but it is a 305 (it was a 6cyl).

After spending a year on this forum I think $4k was fair for what I got. Personally if it can be salvaged I think any Camaro vert is worth at least $3k.

What was nice about getting something in such bad shape I don't have to feel guilty about orginality. I'm heading toward a pro-touring resto.

$3000 doesnt sound to far from right , plus thats only his asking price , did you try to negotiate the price at all, an rs convert is a sharp car when its done, good luck :yes:

We paid $1300 for Michaels Prodigy and felt like we stole it, and it made this one look like a cream puff. I would give him $3000 in a heartbeat sight unseen.

Check out Project Prodigy when it came home

http://prodigycustoms.com/mikes-prodigy.asp

PM me if you dont want it! I'll take it.:yes: I don't mind them ruff.

I am interested too if you don't buy!That's peanuts for a rs vert in my opinion.

Hey Fuzzy, where are you from? I am in Central NY too. If we are fairly close and you decide to pick this car up I will help you do the resto. It's worth the effort to see a beauty restored.

Mark

Hey Fuzzy, where are you from? I am in Central NY too. If we are fairly close and you decide to pick this car up I will help you do the resto. It's worth the effort to see a beauty restored.

Mark

I actually live in Clinton NY. 10 Minutes from Utica. Right now I am in PA at Penn State. I'm not sure what I am going to do about the car. I probably won't pursue it because of the logistics of it all. It it were local, it's a complete different story

Hey Fuzzy, where are you from? I am in Central NY too. If we are fairly close and you decide to pick this car up I will help you do the resto. It's worth the effort to see a beauty restored.

Mark


see now thats is the reason why I joined the club. People are always willing to help others out.

see now thats is the reason why I joined the club. People are always willing to help others out.

You nailed it Matt. Wonderful people on this site...

The powers to be saidNO! :sad: So please pass it on.