68 Camaro SS-RS 396 RED on RED

65post · Poncho Master!

68 Camaro SS-RS 396 RED on RED

427carl · A Poncho Legend!

Caractéristiques

Origine :: Américaine

Marque :: Chevrolet

Type de véhicules	Transmission	Nombre de cylindres	Taille du moteur	Motricité

Autres / N/A	Automatique	8	S/O	Roues motrices arrière

Kilométrage	Nombre de portes	Nombre de passagers

70 000 à 79 999km	Coupé(2)	5

Offre :: À vendre

Description générale

Camaro rs-ss 396 1968 documentée GM Canada,restaurée de a-z, automatique, 12 bolt,rouge avec bumble-bee blanche, int rouge(très rare),console avec cadrans,tic-toc-tac,Super propre partout,à gagné la première place au Granby International 2008,elle est dans le calendrier SNAP-ON 2010.Évaluation récente de $44000.00 Vraiment dans une classe à part.Valeur sure. S.V.P. Curieux s'abstenir.Photos suplémentaire sur demande pour acheteur sérieux seulement. Demandez Michel au 819-563-3280.

427carl · A Poncho Legend!

42.000.00 this or a 2010 loaded red on charcoal

rabbit64cs · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

I'm going with the 2010, the tide is turning...

65post · Poncho Master!

I will take these old hot rods over the new stuff any day.....

427carl · A Poncho Legend!

Thats what my Dad said in 64, when the GTO came out biggrin

lol

65Camino · Uber Guru

427carl wrote:

Thats what my Dad said in 64, when the GTO came out lol

Very interesting. I often wondered what was popular thought when MuscleCars came out...

427carl · A Poncho Legend!

In our Town the old 55-57's were king! none of that new sh*t they said they would never last...

Elroy · Poncho Master!

I'd take this one any day , I mean the 68 . Anybody can buy a new one off the shelf but not anybody can or wants to work on these old beasts so the new ones have their place for sure! Went to the flames detroit game the other nite with my son and parked beside a black beauty ! The kid parking cars said he would take the IROC !, I was surprised. Sorry not a very good picture

427carl · A Poncho Legend!

Elroy wrote:

I'd take this one any day , I mean the 68 . Anybody can buy a new one off the shelf but not anybody can or wants to work on these old beasts so the new ones have their place for sure! Went to the flames detroit game the other nite with my son and parked beside a black beauty ! The kid parking cars said he would take the IROC !, I was surprised. Sorry not a very good picture

Thats a good answer Elroy! I would like to have 2 1 old 1 newer my 98 LS Camaro Z28 was 15k was Arizona car (low miles) ran 13:70 at track and got 27 mpg at 70mph had leather cold a/c they spoil you....

98 RED Z28.jpg

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Elroy · Poncho Master!

I hear you, it is tempting ! Even my IROC is easy to run, turn the key and giver...

67BBSD · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

I had a 68 RS/SS big block 4-speed Lemans blue car with tilt,tint,gauges,teak,discs,rallys, M22 added, 410's added and a 427 added-that car was sweet-never drove like the 'A' bodies but was sweet-sold it in 1993 ($10,500) was asking $13,800 early 1990's was a bad market-couldn't sell anything-I bought the Deepwater blue 67 SD396 the next spring for $6900 !

65post · Poncho Master!

67BBSD wrote:

I had a 68 RS/SS big block 4-speed Lemans blue car with tilt,tint,gauges,teak,discs,rallys, M22 added, 410's added and a 427 added-that car was sweet-never drove like the 'A' bodies but was sweet-sold it in 1993 ($10,500) was asking $13,800 early 1990's was a bad market-couldn't sell anything-I bought the Deepwater blue 67 SD396 the next spring for $6900 !

Tell me about it I ended up selling a 69 Daytona for $12,000.....

CDN2PLS2 · Uber Guru

Ya,but it was Green!!

65Camino · Uber Guru

65post wrote:

Tell me about it I ended up selling a 69 Daytona for $12,000.....

Green? Tell us more...

tc · Guru

Take the 68... The 2010 will be worth $20,000, in two years....

67BBSD · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

tc wrote:

Take the 68... The 2010 will be worth $20,000, in two years....

in 1995 I dove a 1986 Corvette to Kanata to look at a 70 LS6 Chevelle for a friend-on my passenger seat was a 1986 magazine showing an LS6 Chevelle owned bye Reggie selling at $9000-so the vette would have been $40,000 then-9 years later the vette was $17,500 (with 26km) the LS6 Chevelle Pan bought was $25,000 U.S. ($34,000 CDN at the time) he sold it three years later at $41,000-it has since changed hands at $60,000 and $90,000-he was considering a new Z28 at the time in 1995 (same money as the LS6)

427carl · A Poncho Legend!

67BBSD wrote:

tc wrote:

Take the 68... The 2010 will be worth $20,000, in two years....

in 1995 I dove a 1986 Corvette to Kanata to look at a 70 LS6 Chevelle for a friend-on my passenger seat was a 1986 magazine showing an LS6 Chevelle owned bye Reggie selling at $9000-so the vette would have been $40,000 then-9 years later the vette was $17,500 (with 26km) the LS6 Chevelle Pan bought was $25,000 U.S. ($34,000 CDN at the time) he sold it three years later at $41,000-it has since changed hands at $60,000 and $90,000-he was considering a new Z28 at the time in 1995 (same money as the LS6)

I totally agree on the values of the old cars versus new
I think Elroy and I were really refering to the comfort.... I'm not really keen, on spending my free time, in a no p.s. vinyl seat non air car... I am too old I drove all that stuff in the seventies... amd who drives his 90,000 LS6 anywhere lol

67BBSD · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

427carl wrote:

67BBSD wrote:

tc wrote:

Take the 68... The 2010 will be worth $20,000, in two years....

in 1995 I dove a 1986 Corvette to Kanata to look at a 70 LS6 Chevelle for a friend-on my passenger seat was a 1986 magazine showing an LS6 Chevelle owned bye Reggie selling at $9000-so the vette would have been $40,000 then-9 years later the vette was $17,500 (with 26km) the LS6 Chevelle Pan bought was $25,000 U.S. ($34,000 CDN at the time) he sold it three years later at $41,000-it has since changed hands at $60,000 and $90,000-he was considering a new Z28 at the time in 1995 (same money as the LS6)

I totally agree on the values of the old cars versus new
I think Elroy and I were really refering to the comfort.... I'm not really keen, on spending my free time, in a no p.s. vinyl seat non air car... I am too old I drove all that stuff in the seventies... amd who drives his 90,000 LS6 anywhere lol

you are correct the new stuff is way more comfort and can drive circles around most of the old stuff ie (86 corvette coupe/73 big block roadster )

but don't buy a new one for investment

427carl · A Poncho Legend!

I totally agree on the values of the old cars versus new
I think Elroy and I were really refering to the comfort.... I'm not really keen, on spending my free time, in a no p.s. vinyl seat non air car... I am too old I drove all that stuff in the seventies... amd who drives his 90,000 LS6 anywhere lol

you are correct the new stuff is way more comfort and can drive circles around most of the old stuff ie (86 corvette coupe/73 big block roadster )

but don't buy a new one for investment

thats funnny I have had over 80 different hobby cars and lost money on every one....

67BBSD · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

427carl wrote:

       I totally agree on the values of the old cars versus new
I think Elroy and I were really refering to the comfort....  I'm not really keen, on spending my free time, in a no p.s. vinyl seat non air car... I am too old   I drove all that stuff in the seventies...    amd who drives his 90,000 LS6 anywhere lol

you are correct the new stuff is way more comfort and can drive circles around most of the old stuff ie (86 corvette coupe/73 big block roadster )

but don't buy a new one for investment

     thats funnny  I have had over 80 different hobby cars and lost money on every one....

you have to buy pants with deeper pockets or quit driving them Corvettes so your money doesn't fall out in the seats