Gold 98
Gold 98 gold 98 camaro z28 A4 shell with stock suspenion and bakes. Inner door frames are damaged (the window regulator and door pannel mounts/holes). It did have a tan interior but the owner spray painted everything.
Is it worth anything?
thanks
Is it worth anything?
thanks
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There were 1399 Camaros built in 1998 in 63U Gold. That was 2.9% of the total Camaro production that year. Here's a breakdown Camaro Z28 published years ago.
As for value, that's hard to say. A low production color can appeal to some, but the overall condition of the car will probably be more of a factor in determining value. In the end, finding someone who is looking for a gold 98 Camaro and willing to pay the seller's asking price is the key.
As for value, that's hard to say. A low production color can appeal to some, but the overall condition of the car will probably be more of a factor in determining value. In the end, finding someone who is looking for a gold 98 Camaro and willing to pay the seller's asking price is the key.
Last edited by peterpar; Mar 4, 2018 at 11:51 PM.
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From: Schiller Park, ILL Member: #317
A4 Z28s are basically the least desirable of all 4th gen V8 models, so it would take an exceptionally nice example to appeal to the sort of collector who would pay top dollar for a rare color. This one sounds extremely rough, plus it would require assembly; no additional collector value at all, IMO. I'd say it's worth the same as a black or red one in comparable condition.
