Here are pics of the 71 SS btw it has 4 wheel power disc brakes along with the updated suspension.

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Just a couple more pics of the 71

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james, tried to open links but it says invalid. that '71 looks pretty good so far.

 

Cant see the attachments. But will say this...two cars of same condition the 69 will be worth damn near double what the 71 is.

 

Here's the 69 (operator error on the pics before)

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couple more pics of the 69

 

couple more pics of the 69

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Are you saying that the orange '69 is selling for 25K?

 

Sorry guys only lets me keep 2 attachments at a time so please check my public profile and my album to see the cars Thanks and sorry

 

Yes I have a deposit on it as we speak it is no longer for sale

 

Sorry it is a SS clone

 

James,

In this market for $25k, I believe you could have got a better/real 69 Camaro as opposed to a clone with a 454.

Charlie

69 Camaro RS
70 Challenger

 

That looks like a beautiful car. If you really like it, then enjoy it and don't worry about what you paid. Considering what it cost to build mine I paid too much, but the fun factor makes it worth every penny.

 

To be honest I am really looking to go more pro touring and this car has an excellent head start (but the sale will not be final until I inspect the car)

If I get this one I will add air ride, covan dash, front and rear wilwood brakes, glass if needed.

As for finding a good "real" camaro been looking for a while now and yes I have found a few in that ball park but they are not ready to be shown. If anyone is aware of a really good deal, I'm interested.

 

James, I just gotta tell you this; On Hotrod TV, Chip Foose said (you know who he is, right?) "The 69 Camaro is THE most desired car on the planet". Get one and you'll see. The attention from others can be overwhelming.
Oh, the 69 is missing the headrests. No stainless on the drip rails. Paint not rubbed-out well. Can we see the trunk, engine and under carriage?

 

Get one and you'll see. The attention from others can be overwhelming.

Statement can be applied to all 1st gen Camaros.

 

Ok check my album I have added pics of the engine and trunk. Thanks for the info on the drip rails and head rests.
As for the under carriage, I no longer have the pics sent to me of the under carriage but the front subframes are newly painted and he has reciepts of the suspension rebuild.
I'm not too concerned with this becuase I plan on changing to air ride in a year or so.
I have a deposit on this car but I got registered to bid at the Mecum Auction in Kissimmee FL for the up coming week ... stay tuned

 

A 71 will never be worth as much as the 69.

 

Just be careful on this car. As someone mentioned paint doesnt appear rubbed out to well. And i cant see the seam between the rear quarter and rear panel in that one pic (below rear bumper)...aka filler. Just trying to be honest ... make sure you look it over well before you pull the trigger for 25k.

 

I am also concerned about possible bondo but he claims to have pics of the frame off and metal replacement... we'll see. Any tips on how to tell if bondo is present besides a magnet?
Also I wish I knew more about paint. If the paint is not rubbed out well what can be done to fix this?
I want/need honesty so thanks

 

The paint is pretty much what it is at this point. In the pic of the left rear quarter you can see what we are talking about. An orangepeel type look to the paint on the rear quarter. Again, seeing it in person would clearly be best. It could be the angle of that shot and the paint may be better in person...or it may be worse.

As far as filler. Its sometimes real tough to tell how much is in a car. But if there are no seams in places where there are supposed to be...i would say thats a pretty good indication the car has a great deal of filler.