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Old 08-16-2007, 05:25 AM
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I would say the 67 Chevelle L78 would be worth more than a 67 L78 Camaro because of production numbers but who knows. As for the 68-70, the Camaro seems to bring the higher numbers probably because of popularity.
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Old 08-16-2007, 06:24 PM
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This should be interesting. Styling is going to play a big factor here. If we compare years that both were built. For 1967 I think the Camaro wins by a large margin. For 1968 I think the gap is closer, because the styling on the Chevelle has come up a notch closer to Camaro. For 1969 I think the Chevelle / Camaro styling is both good, but the Camaro is definitely the favorite, hands down. For 1970, I think the Chevelle is a very handsome car and wins over the Camaro for the first time.

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I agree with this.

Phil, hope all is well. You should come to Chicago for Mecum in Oct.

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Old 08-17-2007, 08:39 AM
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Hi John, things are good just can't get caught up. Would like to make it up but unlikely at this point. Is that one of Mecum's better auctions? I still have a couple of coupes I intend to sell.
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Old 08-17-2007, 05:42 PM
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Hi John, things are good just can't get caught up. Would like to make it up but unlikely at this point. Is that one of Mecum's better auctions? I still have a couple of coupes I intend to sell.

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Phil, i would say it's their flagship. They used to call it "premier". Usually alot of nice muscle, probably close to BJ in terms of quality muscle. Might be a good opportunity to sell your coupes. Dana Mecum does a nice job, works with you and allows reserves. As a buyer or a seller it would be my choice.

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Old 08-17-2007, 06:27 PM
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Phil, Dana does a great job @ both spring & fall auctions,but i feel the fall auction brings out some great buys,that's my opinion. Phil,What are the coupes you intend to sell. Thanks
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Old 08-17-2007, 07:27 PM
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I'm going to sell or trade my '70 Hemi Challenger and '70 GSX. I took the GSX to the Mecum auction in FL in Jan with a W-30 rag. The Olds sold but the Buick didn't. I may also sell one of my Camaro L-78 rags but I'm not sure on that. Still looking for a '68-'69 Chevelle L-78 rag.
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