http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Collectable-1981-Chevrolet-Camero-/220765751648?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item3366aa0960

Seems a little on the high side to me...

Very clean and nice ride. I wouldnt say 25k worth though. Jusy my .02

no!!!

seems pricey to me

but hey it's collectable!

so is the frozen dog poo in my yard this morning

the wheels on that car belong on a cargo trailer, not a Camaro

seems pricey to me

I agree...
nice looking ride though.

not even close...

$2500...maybe...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Collectable-1981-Chevrolet-Camero-/220765751648?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item3366aa0960
For $25K the ad should be more detailed...including engine bay shots (especially on a conversion with a lot of potential for hack job...and under the car, it is from NY after all).

The whole thing has period written on it - Clarion stereo, when was the last time that was a hot selling point?? and those wheels would have been cool 25 years ago. But then there is the BBC swap and 7004R...which screams 2000 plus (as it is wildly popular now but not so much before). It looks stock on the outside and asks for mint Z/28 prices (with low-ish mileage for a 30 year old car ~95K) but isn't. Depending on actual condition and quality of work I'd say it's over priced by at least double. I'd say $12K absolute Max and realistically - it is a sub $10K car

And how can you guys say it's a clean ride...all the shots are 25 feet away...I've seen a lot of turds look real good at that distance - in a photo.

"Collectable 1981 Chevrolet Camero"

Fairly rare 81 red deluxe cloth interior and someone chopped the door panels for speakers. :screwup:

That looks like a "my wife is forcing me to sell it so I priced it too high to actually sell" special for sure.

Not a big bumper fan myself so... OH boy, did I just open a can of worms there. hahahahaha:crazy:

Shouldn't this go in the Camaro Collectibles subforum?:confused:

No way. But keep in mind "theres a sucker born everyday"

Not a big bumper fan myself so... OH boy, did I just open a can of worms there. hahahahaha

?? it's not a big bumper, it's the 79-81 urethane nose years (the good looking ones)

Nope, IMO, he's devalued it with a BB.

81 Z28 going auctions
Current Market Prices
Updated 03/30/2011
Excellent:$13,031
Good:$7,914
Fair:$5,502

I hope he gets it, then all our cars just went up in value.

I hope he gets it, then all our cars just went up in value.

Wishful thinking.

Vinnie sure looks like he's proud of that car. Someone should call him (since he has phone# in ad) and tell him what kind of market these cars are in.
No way is it even close to being worth $25K!! Dream on buddy.

overpriced

That looks like a "my wife is forcing me to sell it so I priced it too high to actually sell" special for sure.
I thought the same exact thing when I saw the first pic,lol.

?? it's not a big bumper, it's the 79-81 urethane nose years (the good looking ones)
Don't you mean 78-81?

Don't you mean 78-81?

Baah, yes I do, I am thinking of 79-81 Firebirds too much lately and confused meself.

15 maybe

Good luck is all I can say

Sure, you got $25k I can borrow? LOL

I'm not sure if at the height of 2nd gen fever it would have brought quite that much. I watch the market and see similar cars for under $10k, some a lot less. You only need to find that one guy though that wants it and doesn't really care how much it costs.

Back when the market was better there was a 79 RS on Ebay that got bid to 12K+ a few times but never met reserve. The car was staggeringly clean,it had a 454 swap that looked factory with A/C I believe,the car was spotless top bottom,underneath,all over. It was 2 tone red and black and looked straight as a arrow. My only issue was a red interior. Tis car would have to be that nice to fetch 12K in todays market.

just seen on b/j a 81 t/a mint under 35k miles 1 owner go for 11k, i just thought the price was steep thats why i posted it

ill be in Cortland manor this weekend . if anyone wants me to ask him why ???

The going price for a car depends on only two things.
1. What the seller will let the car go for.
2. What the buyer will pay.

If he finds a buyer who is willing to pay the $25k, it is the right price.

I'm too cheap to spend that much money on any car. I'd have a difficult time paying $25k for my own original 70SS.

Maybe if it was a 70-73 in that cond.