'69 Z/28
 

Rough old car. How cheap would you have to get it for to break even on a resto?

http://ebay.to/2e7BADO

http://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/kmIAAO...Hu/s-l1600.jpg

Re: '69 Z/28
 

for free!

Re: '69 Z/28
 

I think you'd still be underwater....

Re: '69 Z/28
 

Not all that familiar with the Camaro is there any sure signs it's a real z28

Re: '69 Z/28
 

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: [email protected]</div><div class="ubbcode-body">for free! </div></div>

How about they pay you a few bucks to take it away.

Re: '69 Z/28
 

That Gatorback is on backwards, so I'm out [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/laugh.gif[/img]

Re: '69 Z/28
 

In my opinion to the orig question, a valuable clue is the statement by the seller in the ad.
&quot;IF INTERESTED MY SHOP CAN DO RESTORATION WORK ON THIS CAR,,,,&quot;

No, or ZERO, They own a shop &amp; recognize &quot;they&quot; or other wise owned by new buyer WILL be underwater when using this carcass as starter stock. as they say cheaper to purchase it finished.

I have a Friend who saved a fathom Green 69 Z in the PNW &amp; it is in the finished state &amp; for sale (Flipper) &amp; the conversations about his project have included the KILLER was the Metal work ($$) I have to assume great expenses would be incurred in this project restoration. I admire those who have the resources and desire to save them ALL! the hobby needs you.- UNICEF Camaro restorers!

Re: '69 Z/28
 

And its got a 10 bolt in it to boot.....

Rich

Re: '69 Z/28
 

Back up for sale, and only $25k...

http://ebay.to/2dYv8ei

http://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/RfcAAO...G7/s-l1600.jpg

Re: '69 Z/28
 

what would it be with drivetrain? $50,000?