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about how much are 67 z's going for nowdays?

[/ QUOTE ]Restored? Anywhere from the high 30's to low 60's depending on options and correctness.

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https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...ns/worship.gif beautiful car Rick.

It amazes me what a collectible car the first gens have become and the price they can fetch in any condition. If we get this one it will be our first 67-69 Camaro, we have owned 4 70-73's and 1 4th gen (parts car, mmmm Lt1 drivetrain for something https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...ns/naughty.gif ).

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NEW,
Hmmm, could it be when you visited last week?? mmm.
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Great meeting you and I look forward to your next visit. I'll show you the car next time you are in town.

Rick H.

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JD,
Go look at the car again and remember to take $2000 and a tow vehicle with you.
Then when you get home you can celebrate a great find. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/beers.gif

Thanks for the compliments.

Rick H.

67 RS Coupe
65 Biscayne

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JD
I am surprised I have not heard about this 67 !Nice find ! I guess you will have a shopping list for the expo meet.
David

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You bet I hope to have a loooooong shopping list for the swap meet https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...mlins/grin.gif

The sale of this car has been very much under wraps and he didn't advertise just asked me if I would like to buy it out of the blue after it got decoded and how excited I was over it. He hasn't had it very long because he got it from a renter he had evicted and the car was in the rental house backyard full of garbage. He dragged it home after the court said the renter told him he could take the car in lieu of some of the past due rent. He had no idea what the car was worth or even what it was. I know him from my work he is a regular customer I chat with that has become a good friend. I don't think honestly he would sell it out from under me.

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Make sure you can get a good title for it before you hand over any cash. And I still wouldn't wait. If the owner has mentioned selling it to you, he will mention it to someone else even if it's in idle conversation.

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I know I am going nuts just waiting for him to say he needs the money and will get me a title later. At this point he wants to wait for the title, the previous owner is in jail and the current owner is just waiting for him or someone to get it to him. I don't want to get it without a title and find out later that its stolen or some mess up with the title and I am out my money. I have seen things like that happen to good people thinking they got a good deal, another friend got a '67 Shelby GT350 and they said we will get you a title only to find out it was stolen and he was out his $3000 and still no title. Just trying to avoid a nightmare over a car.

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That's what it comes down to. It's hard to give a deposit when he doesn't have the title to complete the deal. But you may still want to give him a deposit with a check and get something in writing that says he will sell you the car for $2000 when he gets the title.

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Bad news https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/no.gif He came in tonight and said thanks so much for my help but he has decided to keep the car and restore it himself. I wanted to cry https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/frown.gif He was really nice about it and said sorry he knew I had my heart set on it but he really would like to do it himself. Sometimes that happens, happened with my almost first muscle car, a '66 Impala SS. Guess I get to keep looking for the right restorable car.

Thanks to everyone here who helped me decipher the cowl plate, you are all a great bunch and I'll stick around https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...mlins/grin.gif