68 Camaro -$36,500 or TRADE for 66/67 Chevelle
 

1968 Camaro
Street, track, where ever you want to take her.
Car sounds awesome, runs good, complete car but still more you could do to make it an ultimate street/track car.
(viper pearl blue w/white stripes) 4" Cowl hood -Very Straight Body-
All new rubber/ polished mouldings
12 bolt 355 posi rearend,
mini tubed, 3” DSE drop leafs, new hotckis hangers and bushings
slide-a-link traction bars
Front, All new bushings, Shocks, Sway Bar
ZR-1 Corvette rims, 17x8.5 front 17x11 in rear
Wilwood Disc Brakes in front 6 piston caliper super lites
Muncie 4 speed, New Clutch, Aluminum Flywheel, Lakewood Bellhousing
Fresh Built Small Block 400 De-Stroked (377) 11-1 Compression, 4 Bolt Main, Venolia Pistons, Brodix Track 1 Aluminum Heads, Solid Roller, Rev Kit, Super Victor Intake, Demon 750, Griffin Radiator, Much more, Less than 1500 miles on new motor. Runs on pump gas
2 chamber flowmaster w/ x pipe
15 Gallon Fuel Cell and holly fuel pump
Dyno tuned, dyno’d at 469 RWHP
Interior is pretty stock, Auto Meter gauges in Covin pot, new upholstered seats and headliner currently running Recaro buckets and 5 point harnesses (take your pick)
New Painless wiring harness
ATS spindles, Global West A-arms w. del-a-lum bushings, close ratio steering box,
Full roll cage, monte carlo bar and adjustable firewall and master cylinder braces
I have all the old paper work from 1968.
$36,500
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Check out the project thread for more info and pictures

https://lateral-g.net/forums/showthread.php4?t=21008

sweet car,good luck with the sale...:thumbsup:

Sounds and looks like a nice car.
And you have all the original paper work from ' 68?!?! WOW!!:wow:
Good luck with the sale.:thumbsup:

Killer 68! :thumbsup:

Thanks for the compliments guys!

BTW, Ill possibly trade for a super clean 66-67 Chevelle 2dr coupe :yes:

Nice car, good luck with the sale. FWIW, I have almost that exact engine/trans combo, You don't see that much anymore. It screams I'm sure! Let me guess, it turns 7 grand without a hitch? I never dyno'd mine but estimated it in the 425 range, everyone thought I was crazy, now I have some back up.

I have always thought that the 68's had the most CLASS. 67's somewhat like the first Mustangs without the curves. 69's much more the Muscle car appearance. But the 68's to me....a classy muscle car.
Best of luck with your sale.

Feeler question
 

Many of you have years of experiance and are very knowlegable as to the amount of time and money goes into these machines.

What are your thoughts on the pricing of this car?
Just curious, as I want it gone but at the same time I know what I have into it and I am not going to give it away but I guess I am just looking for some opinions?

Don't forget the economy is in shambles right now, so people either don't have the money or just are not buying.
GOOD LUCK!!:thumbsup:

That's what I was thinking too, I was just trying to make sure I wasn't being unrealistic. I think it is very fair for what you are getting for the price. But then again i know what time and money has gone into it already.

Get some better pics.

JMO, but large cowl hoods just dont look right, and that one doesn't appear to fit. A rear spoiler would look good too. :thumbsup:

These days it just takes longer to find a buyer..

The cheaper you price it the faster it will sell.. if you're not desperate for $$$ then wait it out. The more urgently you need cash the more you lower the price.

For example.. if it was $20k it would sell in a day.. if it was $50k it might never sell.

Good luck with the sale, it's a sweet car and I think you have it priced fairly.

I will say that while I like the black rims it might turn off some buyers outside of our little community here.. for better or worse bling still sells.

Make me an offer
 

35,500

That is an incredible ride man, good luck with the sale.

Bump - still for sale $35,500 or best offer