CURRENT VALUES OF CAMARO 427 ALUMINUM ENGINE CARS

[njsteve]

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I agree, except I would leave the 68/69 Hurst/Olds out of that equation, they aren't in the same league as the other cars you mentioned.

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REALLY????… I would think that one of the first GM A bodied cars to break the 400 cu in limit featuring a legacy directly tied to Hurst Performance, low production volume and often cited as one of the pinnacles of Oldsmobile performance would be significant. It is funny that most other collectors and credible automotive writers see the 68-69 Hurst/Olds cars in that light. But we may all be mistaken in our perceptions.

Thanks for setting me straight! RM

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I believe he means monetarily not in the same league. Have you seen one of them sell in the 500K to a million dollar range?

[RM Schimel]

Agreed…coupes of the before mentioned LS-6 Chevelle, RAIV Judge, 1970 GSX, W-30s and 1969 TA’s generally top out at slightly over six figures and not in the range of Zl-1s, Yenkos or convertible models. But I would definitely classify the 68-69 Hurst/Olds cars as equivalent to the any of the above mentioned GM coupes historically and monetarily as well. Thanx RM

[bulletpruf]

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Agreed…coupes of the before mentioned LS-6 Chevelle, RAIV Judge, 1970 GSX, W-30s and 1969 TA’s generally top out at slightly over six figures and not in the range of Zl-1s, Yenkos or convertible models. But I would definitely classify the 68-69 Hurst/Olds cars as equivalent to the any of the above mentioned GM coupes historically and monetarily as well. Thanx RM

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Nicely done RAIV Judges are bringing up to $150k. You can get a nice #'s RAIII 69 T/A for less than $100k. 68 Firebird and GTO RAII cars are up there, too, but rare as he11, so hard to put a price on them.