1970 Camaro Z28
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@Coolkid89383 actually before you open your mouth and say something ignorant like that, coming from a person who has OWNED two 69 Z/28s the 302 made around 350 horsepower at 6500-7500 rpms. do some research before you comment kid.
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1970-73 was the greatest looking camaro in my opinion
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I like the way this looks way more than I like the Full bumper camaros that people put split bumpers on.
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awesome car dude :)
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@lobzdik .... Yes it's a pkg an RS pkg ... So any 70-73 camaro with an RS pkg will have the round parking/ turn signal lights beside the headlights .... But note they are not dual headlights
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hey mate, could you help me out. im trying to figure out which of these early 70s Camaros had the twin headlights and which didn't, were they a package or something? thanks! awesome looking ride btw
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I'm a Ford guy but that's a sweet ass Camaro you got but it looks more sexy with split bumper. 2nd generation Camaro is the best, 1st & 5th generation Camaro is too ugly.
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Nice looking car! I've got a 73 myself I've been working on for years.
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@kiplingroad1 I got an offer for mine without paint for 15,500 but its a little different youtube - "71 ls6"
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nice car... i am currently working on my 1970 camaro, all i have left to do is drop the motor in it
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beautiful car
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sweet car..i happen to have a 70 1/2 that doesnt exist. factory steel wide fenders front and rear...factory traction bars..and heres the the kicker..factory 454..1 of 18 ever made..trw built the motor shipped it to detroit and installed it on the line..they were built for road racing...anyway sweet ride!!
What are these cars worth?I had a 1970.5 split bumper 350,console,etc,I sold for $500 in 1990.(still ran,lol)
kiplingroad1 2 years ago
It depends on the condition, market at the time of sale, and how bad the buyer wants it. In this business, the fact that it ran means little. A new drivetrain is usually the least expensive part of a restoration. Rust repair and bodywork is where the money goes. The better the body condition, the more the car is worth, because that is money saved during resto.
At the time you sold yours, Camaros were not in very high demand. Today, in the same condition, yours would probably have fetched more
800hotrod5 2 years ago