1975 LT at auction on Hemmings. Interesting car

[tom3]

Claims original owner and 47k miles. I'd like to crawl underneath this car and have a look. Be curious to see what the bids get to. Sloppy repaint but they claim no body rust ever. Runs out later today.

https://www.hemmings.com/auction/1975-chevrolet-camaro-316195?utm_medium=email&utm_source=auctions_newsletter

 

[80WA7113]

Interesting how the carpet turned green. This was something that happened to the mid 70's GM tan carpets.

I owned a 1976 Corvette with 17K miles that also had the dark tan carpet turn green...even under the seats where the sun never hit it. No one could ever answer WHY that happened. It just does.

Looks to be pretty clean. I'm curious too as to what this will hammer down at.

 

[mallard]

Interesting how the carpet turned green. This was something that happened to the mid 70's GM tan carpets.

I owned a 1976 Corvette with 17K miles that also had the dark tan carpet turn green...even under the seats where the sun never hit it. No one could ever answer WHY that happened. It just does.

Looks to be pretty clean. I'm curious too as to what this will hammer down at.

A couple years ago one poster here sold a decent supposedly rust free ‘75 type LT with triple the mileage for $12,500.

I nearly fell over at the final selling price, but it is, what it is.

 

[tom3]

Didn't sell, now at asking price $18,150. If that car is solid underneath I'd think that's a decent price. Being a mostly standard car that could be made into really something without having to rebuild the body.