This Camaro

[Andy69]

I know the seller, he’s a dealer but he’s honest and fair. In fact, I‘ve told him in the past he was not asking enough.

Whataya think?

1969 Chevrolet Camaro X77 Code Z/28 Canadian Docs Cortez Silver Cowl Induction | eBay

Collectors and investors : Built at the Norwood, Ohio assembly plant, this Z/28 was exported to British Columbia, Canada when new. Collectors and investors can be assured is this a legitimate Cortez Silver, Cowl Induction, M21 Close-Ratio 4-speed, 4.10 Positraction, 1969 Camaro Z/28.

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[1971Chevelle]

How, exactly, does one do a 'body off restoration' on a car that is unibody? It is absolutely impossible.

 

[Andy69]

How, exactly, does one do a 'body off restoration' on a car that is unibody? It is absolutely impossible.

Yeah, you take the subframes off. I mean, duh

A couple years ago he had a 4,000 mile 86 Hurst Olds Cutlass for sale ans he was asking $40k and thought he needed to ask $50k.

 

[1971Chevelle]

Yeah, you take the subframes off. I mean, duh

A couple years ago he had a 4,000 mile 86 Hurst Olds Cutlass for sale ans he was asking $40k and thought he needed to ask $50k.

Umm, not the same as removing a body from a chassis. I think they need to change the wording.

 

[Nashville Cat]

Yeah, you take the subframes off. I mean, duh

A couple years ago he had a 4,000 mile 86 Hurst Olds Cutlass for sale ans he was asking $40k and thought he needed to ask $50k.

I took the subframe off my 68 and had it powder coated way back in 1992.
That's a nice Z28, but they did make a lot of them. Prices seem to vary a lot.