Whats rarer? Berger or Ernhardt?
06-03-2005, 10:14 PM
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way back when when i was looking for an SS to buy in an auto trader i ran into a dale earnhardt ss, called the dealer but found out it wasnt a real intimadator ss. i was ready to put a down payment on the spot over the phone (wire it or something) if it was for the price they were selling it at. They found out all it had was his signature, not the real edition of the car. i was 
06-05-2005, 08:31 AM
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Also how rare is the Black bird ive only seen maybe one or two on ebay.
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The fact that the Blackbirds are Trans Am WS6's makes them fairly rare to begin with. Then there were only 50 Carl Black Blackbirds produced; which possibly makes them the rarest of the 3.
Also how rare is the Black bird ive only seen maybe one or two on ebay.
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The fact that the Blackbirds are Trans Am WS6's makes them fairly rare to begin with. Then there were only 50 Carl Black Blackbirds produced; which possibly makes them the rarest of the 3.
06-15-2005, 01:41 AM
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If I was looking to buy 1 of the 3, I would have to lean towards the Blackbird or Earnhardt. Earnhardt is no longer around (duh, I know) and with his son still racing and doing quite well, it will only go up in value. Think if he has a son that starts to race, Jr. has a car later and you get that one (maybe the 07 camaro or something to that effect) , then his son has one, you have a "earnhardt" collection that may or may not be available at that time. If it isn't available the price guide would be like it is now with somwe of the old hemi's, PRICELESS. If the Earnhardt is signed I would lean towards it rather than the Blackbird, but if not it would be a close call...$$$ would decide, or miles.
06-18-2005, 03:48 PM
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Originally Posted by 02_Phase2_ZL1
Actually Craig, I gotta jab ya on this one 
. According to the Camaro White Book - 2003 Edition, and I quote
Doesn't add up to the 84 that they show above this in the White Book for the total amount does it?
Maybe we should teach the White Book how to add?
. According to the Camaro White Book - 2003 Edition, and I quoteDoesn't add up to the 84 that they show above this in the White Book for the total amount does it?
Maybe we should teach the White Book how to add?
09-01-2005, 04:18 PM
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You guys are forgetting about Tom Henry Racing. The same company that built the Berger and Earnhardt Camaro’s (GMMG) also made some for Tom Henry. He only sold, I think, 31 total. I have #22 and after talking with Matt Murphy on the phone I have 1 of 2 done in the color Monterey Maroon.
So if your going by sheer numbers sold vs. produced then the Tom Henry Racing Camaro wins.
JMO
So if your going by sheer numbers sold vs. produced then the Tom Henry Racing Camaro wins.
JMO
09-03-2005, 07:19 PM
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The original, unmolested GMMG cars are desirable right now. The clones/fakes and look alikes are not.
Their value and attraction will increase going foreward.
Their value and attraction will increase going foreward.
