1968 Nickey Camaro

[COPO]

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Is there anything specific I should be looking for if it is a Nickey.

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Without some original documentation, it will be next to impossible to prove it is a real Nickey 427 Camaro. If properly documented, it would be worth north of $200K. Without, maybe $20K - $30K if it is really nice. Welcome to the site and let's see some pics.

[68NICKEY]

There are no numbers to check. No one documented these cars when they were built. No special tags, no special vin??
Sounds like a lot of clones waiting to happen. I will shoot over and get some pics tomorrow and you guys can determine. Does anyone even know how many were made.

[Charley Lillard]

Welcome to the site. Any history showing it as a Nickey in years past would be great to have with the car. I would talk to the guy you got it from and see if he has any old pics you can copy. Also ask him if he could write you a letter detailing the history that he remembers about the car. If he will write the letter pay for him to have it notarized. Does he remember where he got it ? You have a bunch of us drooling on our monitors waiting for pics. As for production I bet the # is very low.

[JChlupsa]

Paperwork and owners history are the Key for 68's be it from Nickey/DANA/Harrell/Yenko

Any old Invoices that show the 427 swap would be the goldmine as long as the invoices showed it was for the car you picked up.

Is it a LA or NOR car?
Whats the VIN and Cowl Tag info?

[68NICKEY]

I am heading back to talk to the previous owner tomorrow and get some more info and possible dig up some paperwork. I will drop back tomorrow night with pics and the info. I have been trying to get some info on these cars. Very scarce stuff. Is is safe to say there are alot less of these then Yenkos as I can find much more info on the Yenkos.