[Dayton68Z28]

The owner wants to sell. My friend took pics this morning. What should I offer?

[wiskeesour]

WOW, pretty rough...does he act like he thinks its worth a million bux? I would offer couple hundred, 5 mayb? just my .02$

[radial72]

Looks solid. But without better pics hard to say. I'd say $2500 would be fair if it's as solid as it looks. If it's worse than bad bad paint and some surface rust, then as low as $500. I'm assuming it has a clear title or at least a clear history, and that's a 8.2 open rear under it. Personally I'd probably go $1000 sight unseen with those pics (and a promise of a title). I can't see the rear panel at all, and the trunk/floorpans may be shot, area around windows etc, hard to tell.
But CA is a different market, $4500 is a good entry-level price in CA I've been told.

Good Luck!

[madmax87]

Hey I can help you with a a subframe. Did he say what the floor boards and trunk look like.

[glock73110]

I gave a 69 away about 20 years ago no front clip and damaged (very little) front sub frame wish I had kept that thing I think I'll keep the one I have now

[1969 Camaro Dude]

There is alot missing on that shell. It will cost alot more than you think to bring this one back to life but is possible with tons of cash. $500 should be more than enough unless it has a 12 bolt posi they have been bring $1500 on E-pay. With no title wouldn't want it.

[Jonesy]

Thats a real early Van Nuys built car, probably within the first 200 built. Whats the VIN on it?

It would not be that hard to put it back together.

[67CruiseMasterCamaro]

Ivory houndstooth and olympic gold exterior, nice. If you don't buy it let mw know where it is.....I'd be interested.