1971 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 For Sale | Cruisin Classics

[@George-on3zm]

Numbers matching now will be around 70k!! Non numbers matching but Resto mod will pull 50-60k. Very good strong cars!

[@johnbehneman1546]

TOTALLY AWSSOME Z28!!!!!! I LOVE IT!!!! THANKS FOR SHARING!!!!!

[@jonweigand3712]

This ride video reminds me of my 79 Z28, and how it sounded, 350, Muncie 4sp, it had 373:1 posi rearend ratio tho. This is a beautiful car , like new.

[@jeffnpatricia]

Nice piece.

[@VG-iq8xq]

That’s a beauty

[@stephenkraynak9373]

Nice car...but 70K ? lol yeah right

[@CruisinClassicsinc]

Thank you for the feedback. This car is priced competitively with the market. Over the past year the market has changed rapidly making prices of all classic, muscle and hotrods to go up. The documentation we have, the fit and finish of this car, and the fact it's numbers matching make this car worth every penny we're asking. Thanks for supporting!

[@stephenkraynak9373]

@@CruisinClassicsinc Appreciate the feedback but I have yet to see any 2nd gen Camaro in any condition fetch 70k...not even resto mods. But good luck with the sale.

[@Jeremey72]

@@stephenkraynak9373 I’ve seen several go in the 70k range all original Z28s and restomods this is a very nice car. The only thing that hurts this car is it’s not the original color

[@stephenkraynak9373]

@@Jeremey72 Well I am confused then because I see cars like this for the 40K range all the time, I have seen cars at maybe Vanguard motors that ware way overpriced but that is not the norm and I assume they are show car standards. The reason I am so concerned is because I am actually in the market for this car. PC investments (Sherman TX) with a nice condition car. If you can tell me the diff, I would appreciate it. Also this car doesn't even have PS steering.

[@Jeremey72]

@@stephenkraynak9373 I’ve owned over 20 70-73s I’ve been watching these cars for years yes I see most in the 40-50k range but over the last year I’ve seen several over 70k especially 70s a 72 Z28 here on Ohio that was restored by camaro expert Joey gray sold for 72k. One Detroit speed built sold for 150k

[@davephillips3790]

DO WE GUESS THE PRICE?