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08-18-2023, 03:53 AM
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67 BM L88 Camaro $3795
1967 Baldwin Motion SS 427 Camaro L88 Road Test, Hi Performance Cars June 1967
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03-26-2026, 06:46 PM
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67 BM L88 Camaro
Amazing car in 1967. For $3795 you could purchase 67 BM Camaro L88 that would run and ET of 11.50 for $3795. Yes today there are several cars built that can surpass the ET, but this was 59 years ago. Also if you were lucky enough to have purchased one you could have enjoyed it for those 59 years.
If you were inclined to sell now minimum 100x = 379K or perhaps a time capsule maximum.. who knows 300x 3,795= 1,138,500. $3795 in 1967 based on adjusted inflation rate today would be worth $37,130  Not sure they produce a car today that costs $37,130 and runs 11.50 in the quarter, perhaps an EV .
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