68 l89...
 

I don't understand the engine picture of what looks like a real L89 motor...how does that relate to this car?? It isn't mentioned in the description...??

If you were going to spend all the $$$ for a high horse custom engine and 5 spd, why not just put the correct style drive line back in the car..??

-wilma

Relisted for $99,000 in the link below:

Link to 1968 L89 RS/SS Convertible auction

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/GksAA...mi/s-l1600.jpg

No wonder the price went up. He added those sweet Mastercraft tires.

The Mastercraft tires seem to find their way on cars right before they are sold....

This one has been relisted in the link below - same price.

Link to 1968 Camaro L89 Convertible auction

It's back in the link below, now sporting an interesting wheel choice of Centerlines up front, and rallys out back. Just a nice set of period TTs and Goodyear bias plies would do wonders for the visual appeal.

Link to 1968 Camaro L89 Convertible auction

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/TN8AA...iG/s-l1600.jpg

Says the only 68 L89 Convertible known to exist...
I am pretty sure there is a documented Cordovan Maroon with white interior 68 Camaro L89 with IIRC 2.73 gears which was purchased new in NC somewhere near Raleigh?

Relisted in the link below for $90k:

Link to 1968 Camaro L89 Convertible auction

Interesting car, no proof it's an L89 though?

Pretty sure it had a protectoplate with the correct L89 engine suffix code.

Oh badass. Guy says he's including an L89 engine, I'm surprised nobody has try to make a deal and shift this car back to being more original.