'67 Camaro RS, #s 327/4-sp, Great Colors, Solid CA Project
 

I like this one a lot...but seeing it at $15k with the reserve not yet met is a reality check when I think about this being a $3000 car back in the late 1990s when I was living in Los Angeles.

I can't remember the last time I saw a Granada Gold car with white interior - would be stunning restored to that combination.

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Here's one in Sierra Fawn with a white deluxe interior. I don't think I have seen this combo before. I like the white interiors. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...4-8b4af90a2f8f

Nice car to start with, but you're right, the price is rather ambitious to me.
My '67 was/will be GG but Black deluxe. If ever, the interior will be white. Only one source for the door panels and the upholstery fabric samples I got from Al Knoch don't match the fabric from Legendary. I need to get back on this before Knoch goes out of business too.

Yes, too much. Everyone with a first gen Camaro thinks they've hit the jackpot these days. Even non-performance versions like this car It will need at least $30M in body, paint, interior, etc before it's up to snuff . Or just drive it like that, a survivor!

Not a performance engine, but the combination of options does make it unique and desirable. RS, 4 speed, console, deluxe interior WITH fold down rear seat. Of course, hard to confirm any of that without a clear pic of the trim tag.