Pic of the Day

[SpiderGearsMan]

396/325/4speed / a/c ss 396
valuable vin

[Barry Donovan]

Just sat this, really made me happy

laguna..1975?

the seats turn around on those up front.

[Scott Liggett]

69 rs/ss 396? convertible.....?...hmmmmmm......i'd say thats one of the top ten desirable cars of that era. yeah 24g's is a lotta cash, but, thats gotta be a 60g car restored.
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Cost $80-100k to restore it well enough to get that $60k. Might get more if it was an L-78, but with AC, I doubt it.

It is a very desirable model of Camaro. RS/SS 396 cars are hard to come by, especially drop tops.

[oldsman496]

Cost $80-100k to restore it well enough to get that $60k. Might get more if it was an L-78, but with AC, I doubt it.

It is a very desirable model of Camaro. RS/SS 396 cars are hard to come by, especially drop tops.

Then i hope the buyer is a good bodyman ...

[Barry Donovan]

396/325/4speed / a/c ss 396
valuable vin

I love that history, the Camaro.
companies mimicked the silent side of things for years.

they never advertised the z/28 for example.
they faked hp numbers to stay in the rules of scca trans am.

that stuff does not happen anymore. kinda sucks, takes all mystery away today.

[Whelk]

Cost $80-100k to restore it well enough to get that $60k. Might get more if it was an L-78, but with AC, I doubt it.

It is a very desirable model of Camaro. RS/SS 396 cars are hard to come by, especially drop tops.

Hmmn, replace the frame with an Art Morrison, replace the body with dynacorn, fenders and bits from Year One or others....keep the VIN plate though ...

[groucho]

you'd have to fix it up to junk it

Look at what sold for 24 g on ebay

[SpiderGearsMan]

Hmmn, replace the frame with an Art Morrison, replace the body with dynacorn, fenders and bits from Year One or others....keep the VIN plate though ...

gotta keep it stock ...no value in mods

[Nik]

Whelk, remind me never to buy a car from you.......

Hmmn, replace the frame with an Art Morrison, replace the body with dynacorn, fenders and bits from Year One or others....keep the VIN plate though ...

[SpiderGearsMan]

[Barry Donovan]

speedway 95. Not many document it. The articles I find forget to mention cars, time, day, power.. or anything a heterosexual man would be interested in.

[BOOOGHAR]

Cost $80-100k to restore it well enough to get that $60k. Might get more if it was an L-78, but with AC, I doubt it.

It is a very desirable model of Camaro. RS/SS 396 cars are hard to come by, especially drop tops.

I prolly have this wrong but at the Mecum auction in Indy this past weekend there was a maroon rs/ss 396 vert being auctioned off, it was said that particular one there only 5 known to exist and two were documented

[Blazerteam]

69 rs/ss 396? convertible.....?...hmmmmmm......i'd say thats one of the top ten desirable cars of that era. yeah 24g's is a lotta cash, but, thats gotta be a 60g car restored.
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Looks like it need new front sheetmetal..someone with skills,could restore this former beauty.Everybody shouldnt have to leave it at a shop to get things done.45000$,and its done.

[Scott Liggett]

I prolly have this wrong but at the Mecum auction in Indy this past weekend there was a maroon rs/ss 396 vert being auctioned off, it was said that particular one there only 5 known to exist and two were documented

That's the Mopar Effect. Rattling off production numbers in a vane attempt to make it sound more special. It probably has some ugly color no one wanted new and a couple weird, useless options to make it rare.

[Blazerteam]

This Oldsmobile turned up for sale over here...only 70000 miles from new,and one owner.