John Brown (67.183.63.102) - Sat Dec 23 17:33:14 2006

I have a 1969 Camaro that was originally a 6-cylinder automatic. The car is still an automatic (350) with a 396 engine and power steering. The engine is nothing fancy. The car is in pretty good condition with some rust in the rear quarters and doors.

I have tried to research what its value might be, but I have not had much luck. Most of the cars out there have been fully restored. If anyone has any rough idea of what the range of value might be, I would appreciate your feedback.

I live in Washington state. I don't know what is considered the best way to sell an average Camaro. Is the Internet the way to go?

Thanks

Reply #1 john (152.163.100.196) - Wed Dec 27 18:31:17 2006

its worth about 15000-25000-depending what condition its in

Reply #2 carlos (76.172.248.44) - Sun Mar 23 02:28:07 2008

hey im lookin for a 69 camaro that needs to be refurbished. if u want email me sum pics of da car. (kalikokool@aim.com)

Reply #3 Justen Ladda (69.22.246.174) - Wed Jun 4 18:07:51 2008

HELLLOOOO!

Is this site still active?

If there's anybody out there who knows about Camaros, and has any advice, I'd like to hear from you.

I've had my 69 Camaro for 15 years now and want to sell it.

It's a 327 Coupe, automatic, pretty good on gas, shifter on the column. It took me three years of looking to find this car.It's exactly what I wanted: a car that had never been altered. It is all original, #s match has 96000 original miles on it, has no rust, I store it in the winter and don't drive it in the rain. It's garaged. It's not a show car. The paint job is not fresh, but still looks good, the interior is good, I took very good care of it, I drive it gently and the motor is very fresh, tight and doesn't burn oil. It has new tires, hoses and runs great.

I wonder how much I can ask for the car. It's insured for 10, 000$ and I was told I could get 12-15, 000$ for it.

What do you think?

Reply #4 Lwilliams (24.68.254.19) - Wed Jun 11 17:05:10 2008

although I'm a huge Camaro fan, I wish I could be more help to you as far as how much you could sell for. I'm confident it's actually going to be worth alot more than you can sell it for, but I am curious.

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Reply #5 Cparkinson (24.68.254.19) - Fri Jun 27 12:34:37 2008

hello everyone,

I'd love to see a picture of your Camaro, then I may be a better judge of what it may sell for. Do you have any good photos of it, or have you sold it now?

Thanks and have a great weekend!

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Reply #6 tatiana (75.24.126.255) - Mon Sep 22 09:11:37 2008

Hello everyone,

I am looking for any tips on what to look for before buying a 1969 Camero. Basically from experience. Please advise.

Thank you.

Reply #7 lisa (64.246.149.186) - Thu Nov 6 20:08:48 2008

i have a 68 super coupe 2 door camaro , what is the difference with the ss ? how do you find out if #'s match

Reply #8 b.h.walker (71.14.119.200) - Wed Dec 31 23:42:04 2008

Hey Guys,

Question is, What's my Camaro worth?

It's a 1969, one owner. Has 63, 000 original miles. Original

paperwork. My wife bought it new and it has never been

wrecked. We had it painted about 5 yrs. ago to original

forest green. Original vinyle top. No rust -- anywhere.

Always garaged. Motor -- 307 auto. Detailed under hood.

Console w/bucket seats. Interior original except for new

steering wheel and dash pad. The only thing not original is

that I replaced the 14" tires/rims with Corvette 15" ralleys.

Lemme' know what you think. Bert W.

Reply #9 Richard (66.32.89.230) - Sat Jan 24 23:28:51 2009

I am looking for a 69, Please send pics and info.

Reply #10 kev (68.30.49.61) - Sat Feb 7 02:44:10 2009

69 camaro needs restoration, possible copo car ($$$) serious inquiry only.

email whoa@royal.net

Reply #11 daniel (69.157.225.61) - Sat Feb 28 20:53:21 2009

i owna camaro 1969 convertible it need rework it is rusty but working good how much does it worth

i have also a firebird 1969 convetrible also motor is out for rebuild how much too?

Thansk

Daniel

Reply #12 Heather (70.16.84.177) - Fri Jul 3 01:48:46 2009

If your any of these 1969 camaros have disc brakes and original everything or almost everything. You are looking to get big bucks for the car. Don't let a car collector fool you into thinking otherwise. The disc brakes in the 1969's is a hot commodity.

Reply #13 jeff marshall (24.106.200.6) - Tue Jul 7 17:39:47 2009

Does anyone have an idea of what a 1969 camaro with a vintage correct (but not numbers matching) 427 engine is worth. the car looks to be in great shape with nice lines, fresh interior and a real nice paint job.

thanks!

Reply #14 jeff marshall (24.106.200.6) - Tue Jul 7 17:41:58 2009

by the way, the 1969 camaro that i asked about has a 427 V-8, Headers, 4 Speed, PS, PDB, Buckets, Console, Factory Seat Belts Front And Rear, Tinted Windshield, Day Night Mirror, Sunpro Tach And Gauges, Cowl Hood, Hockey Stripe, SS Trim And Equipment, 17" Torque Thrust Wheels, AM FM Cassette Stereo.

i thought the extra information would help. thanks again.

Reply #15 Moroni Montes (75.209.158.180) - Thu Jul 9 20:06:05 2009

I have a 69 camaro ss, 427 blown weind871. Automatic 400 with a heist bolt on four link. It has disc brakes nice clean. Want to but something for the family, Boat, jet skie

Reply #16 gus (96.231.91.211) - Thu Aug 20 19:55:16 2009

Hey I'm looking for a 1969 Camaro z28 or SS project car, please send pictures

Reply #17 Michael (206.248.223.136) - Sun Oct 11 19:35:48 2009

I want to sell my 87 camaro. i just got the body fixed from beig rusted for at least 6 yrs i need the value.

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