This car was for sale in the US for awhile it was advertised for $ 17.000 .I seen it yesturday at the Toronto Auction he was trying to get $ 20,000 but nobits .
-- Edited by 69ss on Sunday 15th of April 2012 04:33:15 PM
1970 camaro 350 /250 hp 350 turbo 10 bolt all orignal sheet metal still has the factory red oxide primer on the floor.Factory gold colour with orignal saddlewood interior otion are PS PB AC orignal am radio and it still works.This car has 4000 miles on factory rebuilt motor all matching # car motor trans and rear end.All new front suspension the car drive like new.i have the orignal invoice from new.call at 416 524-6902 the price is firm
It really is a gorgeous, solid car. I wonder what it will bring in today's market?
Of course I wouldn't be the egghead that I am without mentioning 2 things in passing. Even though the 14" Rally Wheels in 1970 still had the 5 oval slots & derby caps, the Camaro for 1970 introduced the new style 14" Rally Wheels that would expand to the Nova & Chevelle lines for 1971 (the 6-slot design with exposed lugnuts). Also the front air dam was not introduced on the 2nd gen Camaros until 1971, and it only was used in conjunction with the rear spoiler.
I would correct those 2 things that jump out at me if it were my car, then it would be a very correct car.
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67 Chevelle Malibu Sport Coupe, Oshawa-built 250 PG never disturbed.
In garage, 296 cid inline six & TH350...
Cam, Toronto.
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I can tell by the tidy East York street that this car is very close to me and 65Camino, never have seen it but its nearby that's for sure.
Looks like my Mom's street in Cobourg. Well-built, post war bungalows.
Yup, the original part of my house was built in 1944 and the rest of the nieghbourhood followed. One bungalow like these sold on 65Camino's street two weeks a go for $545,000. Once topped and reno'd they go for near $1M. Seems silly but East York is just 15 minutes from Yonge & Bloor.
-- Edited by 73SC on Tuesday 17th of April 2012 07:06:00 AM
I can tell by the tidy East York street that this car is very close to me and 65Camino, never have seen it but its nearby that's for sure.
Looks like my Mom's street in Cobourg. Well-built, post war bungalows.
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'64 Parisienne CS "barn find" - last on the road in '86 ... Owner Protection Plan booklet, original paint, original near-mint aqua interior, original aqua GM floor mats, original 283, factory posi, and original rust.
without mentioning 2 things in passing. Even though the 14" Rally Wheels in 1970 still had the 5 oval slots & derby caps, the Camaro for 1970 introduced the new style 14" Rally Wheels that would expand to the Nova & Chevelle lines for 1971 (the 6-slot design with exposed lugnuts). Also the front air dam was not introduced on the 2nd gen Camaros until 1971, and it only was used in conjunction with the rear spoiler.