1969 L78 Camaro conv 22k original miles

[DW31S]

As for any additional clear---use an Elcometer; not for El Caminos! Some of the buyers at the auctions (normal everyday cars for the dealership used car inventory) use (I do NOT) a tool called an Elcometer that measures the thickness of paint on a METAL panel. Some of the paint work is so good that the meter MIGHT be the only way to detect a previous repair. You can spot the "REAL PROS" when the put the meter on a Corvette or vehicle that is constructed of something OTHER than metal. My buying theory is if the paint work is "GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME, IT'S GOOD ENOUGH"

[ssl78]

still for sale 225k If you need pictures let me know and I can email them to you

[ssl78]

Still for sale one of the nicest and original L78 Camaro Conv. 30 minutes from the MCACN show. For more pictures email me

[ssl78]

[protree68]

Neat car I've got one like it too
Good luck with the sale

[442w30]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Stefano</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
That may have been a '66 L78 Chevelle Rag Top Survivor, which belongs to a member here. I don't recall a similar '67.


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I remember seeing two L78 ragtops facing each other, and I think you're right - they were '66s. I think if it was a '67, I would have remembered it being more remarkable because they're so much rarer.

[Pusher_Man]

does anyone know if this car was ever vintage judged at mcacn?

[ssl78]

no it was never judged

[ssl78]

[markinnaples]

Love that gold. GLWS.