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Agreed, I think the key with 68s is to make sure they are well documented. A 68 is the easiest thing to fake, that is one of the reasons I decided to make my plain jane a Yenko clone instead of an SS or Z. I don't want anyone thinking I am going to try and do anything dishonest down the road and pass it off as something it isn't. Well, that and the 68 Yenko is soooooo cooool!
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Early 68's had 302 on the fender. Late 68's had Z28, not sure where the cut off was but I think the 302 emblems were only a few months.
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I would guess at least 15K the way it sits assuming it was a decent car before taken apart.
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