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Original 1978 camaro, anybody know the estimated value?
i have the chance to buy a 1978 camaro z28, all original with 350, original rims, exellent condition, no blue, 250,000 miles, 2 owners, what might a car like this be worth?
BTW, a good (mechanic) freind of mine will give it to me for $700.00
7 Answers
- dodge manLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
about 3- 4 thousand right now if its in real good shape,the mileage don't hurt it because its probably been kept up engine wise ,the original engine wouldn't have lasted that long without being worked on,so id say its probably worth about 3500 right now,good luck with it.
Source(s): been a certified mechanic for 37 yrs. - ?Lv 45 years ago
No the Z never came with a big block. They did put them in 1970 and 71 Camaro's so the parts are out there to do it. How much? Not cheap. Average price starts at $5000
- 1 decade ago
Hi.......Condition is everything!!!! If it runs and drives and looks good, i'd buy it for $700 anytime. The motor might not last much longer though, its got alot of miles on it. Hopefully the interior is in good shape too, and the a/c works. Sounds like a deal to me.......i could sell that car for $2000-4500 around here pretty easily. Depending on condition. Good Luck!! email me if you wanna sell it!!!
Source(s): In the car business 2o years, antique car hobby 30 years - 1 decade ago
I had a 1980 Z28. $1500.00 I sold mine 3 years ago.It was constantly giving me problems.Gas mileage is where it's at now.Good luck.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
Not a whole lot if it it's a '78. Now if was a '68 Z - $10k-15k, as is. In the late 70's-mid 80's american cars sucked bad.
- 1 decade ago
if it is still pretty solid (not much rust) then you should get it, it is probably worth at least $2000-$2500. maybe more. and that engine is very easy to rebuild. so i wouldn't worry so much about the high miles.
Source(s): trained in auto service and the proud owner of a 1968 and 1979 camaro. - Anonymous1 decade ago
it is worth about $500