1968 camaro SS original paint
 

I believe he is mistaken about the "special order paint." Fathom Blue was a RPO color in 1968

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Special paint
 

It was only available in early 68. This is a late car. If you look on the other document you can see that it says special paint.

OOPS! You are right. Went from RPO to SP beginning Jan. 1968 Thanks for the correction.

I like this car a lot... 68s are growing on me

Dan

u would think u would see a charge for the ss 396 equip on the paperwork?Just says 68 spt cpe.

I think it is odd that it just says sport coupe on that piece of paper too. If you click on the link there is another document on there showing that the car came equip with a 396/325hp engine.

Neat car, only 144 cars away from my L78.

Nice car. Nothing wrong with a little 68 lovin'..

68 ss
 

My dealer invoice from Curtis person is the same way . It list many of the options but not the motor. But it does list the total options at over 1200.00

I'm just curious as why the car was sold in Tenn to someone in Janesville Wisconsin .

Love the car though.

Could have been a soldier from Wis that was stationed in Memphis (Millington).

One document shows NAS Memphis which I believe is Naval Air Station Memphis.

Ding ding ding.

Not for nothing, but if you saved those two documents wouldn't you still have the window stickers and the pop.

Thanks Guy's

This seems like a decent buy, cant believe its lasted this long.

Agreed
 

Yah, I have no idea why this has lasted this long. Has anyone called on it here and found anything out?

Was this at MCACN this past year in the car coral?

Thanks,

Marty

Yes, it was.

Saw this one for sale on Ebay tonight, still a pretty nice deal for a car with great equipment....

1968 Camaro SS396 Special Paint

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Isn't the tail panel paint supposed to be flat or semi gloss black on big block cars? That looks gloss black? Legitimate question as I'm not sure which is right. Beautiful car either way!

Mine is pretty glossy on my 68 l78 survivor

Decent looking car for the money. Wonder what the bottom is like?

Any survivor I have seen has a glossy black versus a satin that most seem to spray.

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This is a 10,000 mile original, unrestored 1969 L78 Camaro SS 396

Appreciate the responses guys thank you for the info

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For those Camaros that had the black painted rocker panels, would that black match the rear panel of an SS 396 car . . . gloss black?

----I was the 3rd owner of this great 396/375 Camaro. By the time I got the car in 1979 it had been cleared all over in an attempt to make the original silver paint show worthy. The rear panel may have been cleared as well, so I wouldn't use this Camaro as an example. Doesn't mean it isn't an absolutely cool ride anyway.......Bill S

You also cant use GM promotional photos as those cars received "show paint".. But Charlie is correct. A lot of original cars were a high level of gloss from the factory. I also believe there were some that received a lower level of gloss from the factory. This debate will never be confirmed unfortunately.

Time to hang out with Marty Mcfly!

Hideous repop air cleaner. Love the car otherwise!

The guy in the Yellow Shirt is ready to play more than just golf...

It's back up with a $1000 haircut...now $31k. I still like this one, albeit with some crispiness under the vinyl top.

1968 Camaro SS396

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The only thing that turns me off on this car is the engine and booster in relation to the rest of the car.. I do like the dealer emblem though.

Bill,

The 10k mile L78 from Tenn looks gold to me??!! I don't think it's the silver one you owned.

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What is that on the fan shroud?

Repairs....L-O-L

original shroud. Could've bought one from bob Harris and no one would talk about it. His honesty has people talkin

Looks fixable. I'd rather have the original shroud.

Price has dipped to $29,500.

1968 Camaro SS396