'67 Z28- What's it worth?

[Zedder]

The previous owner wanted $75K for that car a few years ago and it has some issues. You will pay at least that for a nice '67 Z and $100K plus for a documented, number one car. Email me if you are serious about a '67 Z and I'll fill you in. I have a Butternut Yellow '67 Z that I might have to sell that is very nice if you are serious about owning one.

[DarrenX33]

NADA says....

Low Retail Average Retail High Retail


$20,000 $42,900 $65,600

[COPO]

There have been at least 3 on ebay in the last couple of months. I know one of them sold for about $45K and seemed pretty solid and complete, but did need restoration. You might find them in a search.

[Zedder]

Recent ebay sales...original motor car needing complete resto sold for $55K; rolling body no drivetrain needing complete resto sold for $25K; amateur restored RS without original drivetrain sold for $65K after auction ended; amateur restored not original drivetrain standard grille car sold for $65K after auction ended; 4 others have been listed this year and did not meet reserve or sell to the best of my knowledge.

[JHS]

Zedder,

My interest is tempered by the location, quality and documents of a particular car. The car I am looking at is close by so makes it easier. I do not know how to emil you directly so contact me at [email protected]

[Zedder]

Nice talking to you Joe

[6t7 camaro]

Mark, did you ever hear anything more about the high option 67 Z I saw at Carlisle? I've checked the Heartbeat site a few times but nothing. Sorry to hear about your job situation but congrats on your recent Z purchases. Dave B.

[Zedder]

Hi Dave and thanks. No, I haven't heard anymore about the high option Z, but if you do, please let me know. It sounds like a really neat piece and I would like to learn more.