Most Valuable Tribute Camero ...

[Super_Z28]

What would you build as the most "valuable" tribute car ... Ive seen every kind of tribute out there such as ZL-1 .. L89 ... Copo ... Yenko ... It seems many are "Investing" ( ??? ) into a losing proposition ...

[427.060]

What is a Camero?? Is that French for Camaro?
James

[thumper94]

CAMARO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! <span style="font-weight: bold"> </span>

[Super_Z28]

I spilled suds into the keyboard and it misspelled it for me ... [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/naughty.gif[/img]

[John]

.... The one that you &quot;Get Paid&quot; to build.... [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/rolleyes.gif[/img]

[Super_Z28]

Too many cars where the motor is missing but its still nice to preserve a muscle car ...

[Unreal]

Depends greatly on what you do to make it a tribute. A real L72 motor in an otherwise plain Jane Camaro will make a much more valuable Yenko than a 454 in it, with cheapo Yenko stripes.

But I suspect a ZL1 clone with a real ZL1 motor, or even an early 70s aluminum block would top the list of valuable clones. Now, the ZL-1 would also cost significantly more to build, so I'm not sure building one would be a great investment.

For the record, I think most good restorations are poor investments, which is why we call it a hobby, instead of an investment.

[TXSS]

Of the ones listed the ZL-1 would be the most valuable but also the most costly to build...believe me...take my word for it.....I've built a few.

All tribute cars are toys. Toys almost never end up being a good investments. Although some owners don't realize that until after the fact.

[Super_Z28]

I think your right .... Its cheaper to build a &quot;
real&quot; car

[John]

Rick,

I clicked on your link.....

Texas Built Muscle Cars

..... You have done some great restorations...... [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/biggthumpup.gif[/img]