See this in Hemmings, dealer car. Over 90 pictures of exterior, 5 or 6 of interior. Nothing under the hood, trunk, or underbody. Maybe there's something here I'm not seeing?
I didn't see any pics of those areas, either. Description is just about non-existent.Nothing under the hood, trunk, or underbody. Maybe there's something here I'm not seeing?
Where's my prize, lol?A keen eye will notice this 73 example features a full front bumper which is believed to be a dealer installed option.
Here is the verbage they allowed for a 73 that is for sale on the same place for $50,000 , see if you can spot the really funny error
- Seller’s Description:
Gateway Classic Cars of Orlando is proud to present this 1973 Chevrolet Camaro. The answer to Fordâ??s popular Mustang The Camaro has gone down as one of the most recognizable and popular cars in its segment. Through the decades the Camaro always represented the best performance GM had to offer in a every day friendly package and the 70-73 models are exceptionally popular due to their sleek styling and split front bumper. A keen eye will notice this 73 example features a full front bumper which is believed to be a dealer installed option. Finished in green paint with a black vinyl top and sitting on rally wheels with white letter polyglas tires this Camaro is one sharp looker! Take a stroll around this car and youâ??ll notice nice details like the Z28 badging front air dam and ducktail rear spoiler. Take a look inside and youâ??ll find a very impressive interior. The high back bucket seats are upholstered in black vinyl and the features a B&M shifter. Under the hood is a 350 cubic inch V8 and is paired to a 3 speed automatic. Imagine how this car can get up and go! If youâ??re looking for a car that will attract a crowd this is the one you want to own! Options include AM/FM/Cassette radio power brakes power steering power windows tilt wheel vinyl interior white letter bias ply tires.
Is that even the correct ‘73 non-RS bumper?Where's my prize, lol?
Yes, that's the correct bumper for the 73 standard front end. It's like the 70-72 front bumper but with two extra holes on the top side for the over-and-under bumper guards that were one year only.Is that even the correct ‘73 non-RS bumper?