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Old 09-20-2018, 06:16 PM
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$20k for a '75 Camaro? Not gonna happen, not on any planet I live on. That might be an $8-10k car at best.
Note where the car is - South Bend, Indiana (Planet Earth). Rust is a big issue there, so a rust free vintage Camaro would not have any issues pulling double what you think it should in Nevada. I suspect if that car was in New England it would be even higher than 20k

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I used to get really turned off by a paint scheme like that. But now I realize that it's the whole package, which is greater than the sum of its parts. Is the handling potential far superior in the 2nd gen cars? I've never owned one.

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I used to get really turned off by a paint scheme like that. But now I realize that it's the whole package, which is greater than the sum of its parts. Is the handling potential far superior in the 2nd gen cars? I've never owned one.
All 2nd gen handle nicely, but handling packages with sway bars and such wake them up. I took mine up here yesterday, huggin' rock walls, switchbacks, and dodging over centerline incomings
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Note where the car is - South Bend, Indiana (Planet Earth). Rust is a big issue there, so a rust free vintage Camaro would not have any issues pulling double what you think it should in Nevada. I suspect if that car was in New England it would be even higher than 20k
That's completely absurd, if true. Those Camaros are $5k cars all day long in the SF bay area and there's lots of them. Worth even less here. Why on earth would someone spend $20k on the same car in Indiana than they could buy for $7k after shipping and a plane ride from the bay area? Just nonsensical.

I tried to help my neighbor sell his '79 last year and got no interest whatsoever at $5k, for a driver that needed work. Looked around, found a whole spectrum of cars in various conditions, none of which were selling for even close to $20k. I just have no idea why anyone would pay that much for a basic worst of the breed Camaro.

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