KenrickCustom

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Im looking at a 68 camaro and was wondering what you guys think would be a good price for it.
new quarters new floor pans new trunk pan and lid, 10 bolt rear, got all the original interior (not new) all glass except the windshield, painless wiring harness, no motor no trans.







Thanks a lot guys,
-Brian

evillsx

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Im going to say 3500ish still needs ALOT of cash spent on it! If you have never done one of these cars go add up prices on the parts it gets out of hand fast!

Doug G

4-6 I'd guess, Since it does have new metal (guess aftermarket)
No interior "IN" the car, NO motor, NO trans, and A LOT of work left to do.

hardbones

$3-6K depending on the quality of the sheet metal used and how good of job was done on the install

68camaro-ls

I think it's worth north of 5k. I was in Carlisle PA last week and nothing sells for less than 5k. That's without any interior. Sometimes it's better to find one cheaper that needs complete restoration rather than a driver that will cost 15k but will end up needing a complete resto. (when you start digging you can be surprised)

It's hard to tell just by a picture. The front seems solid. How good is the interior?

How much is he asking for it?

I built a 68 a few years ago if you have questions don't hesitate to ask. I paid 4800$ 10 years ago with a excellent interior that needed nothing. But I ended changing every piece of sheet metal. I still got a steal (IMO) and in no way will we ever see a deal like that again.

I'm currently looking for a convertible for my next project and the prices have gone up...way up since 2003.