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IMO that Zl-1 motor did nothing for that car. There are plenty of used camaros out there that someone could put a BB in. If that is as original as he says it is, it was a shame for somebody to have pulled the original motor out of such a killer survivor car. Has to get rid of those stupid 427 emblems now too. Why do people do what they do to these poor cars?
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I agree should have left it alone.
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I would not pay any more than if the original engine was still in the car. This is one of those few cars that the value has been lowered by changing the engine. At least the original engine is still with the car. Roger
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![]() ![]() Are those "rosewood" wheels really wood, or "wood-like" plastic? are they 69 only? Nice Camaro! ![]() |
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The rosewood wheels are plastic for 1969. The walnut wheel was used before that and I believe it was also plastic.
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Some guy on there said its worth $75,000
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Someone posted this a while back and I never realized I felt this way, but "Hugger Orange, RS/SS Endura.....it doesn't get any better than that"
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