Interesting 70 RS, 17k miles, original tires and exhaust

[mallard]

I'm not sure when the idiot lights started for a Z28, but my 73Z originally came with them. One of the things I had to correct. I've never understood why someone would buy a performance car without gauges.

EDIT: Fixed a term and grammar.

Totally agree. Like the 69 Chevelle SS396s with 325 HP had posi as an extra cost option so many didn't have it. Lots of right rear tire replacements.

 

[mallard]

surely she isnt worth $60,000 in this doom in gloom economy.

Would it be fair to say you're not going to buy it?

 

[Twisted_Metal]

The 60k car engine looks as if the odometer rolled over 5-7 times & landed on "17k". My 70RS 350cid w/ roller rockers has 16k mi after rebuild in 16' & doesn't look as worn? At $60k for a "plain jane" with "idiot lights", it's over priced. It's a "30-35k) car" & that's only because it has the POP. "She needs an over haul" .. The "block" in the listed add shows signs of leaking, control arms upper & lower, tire rods etc all look worn pushing that $60k bill higher. She needs another $20k-25k to get in the condition id want her in with a New Ac, upper & lower tubular control arms, paint job, engine & transmission overhaul, + add posi to that non posi 10 bolt rear end...

Add 45 years to your car and see how things look.

I don't think someone found THREE 1970 polyglas tires for it just to fool people into believing it's a survivor.

That interior looks VERY unmolested (not worn).

It may be a bit overpriced but there's probably over $30K in 1970 Camaro PARTS there.

 

[tom3]

Anyone remember the "ding car" that was in a basement in (?)Chicago? Wonder what it's worth these days? I think it still had the original oil and filter in it.

 

[mallard]

Anyone remember the "ding car" that was in a basement in (?)Chicago? Wonder what it's worth these days? I think it still had the original oil and filter in it.

Is there a link for that? (I haven’t heard that story)

 

[unrestored72Z]

Is there a link for that? (I haven’t heard that story)

Charlie bought it and sold it, manyy years ago.

1970 Z/28 Camaro | 1,100 Original Miles

 

[mallard]

Charlie bought it and sold it, manyy years ago.

1970 Z/28 Camaro | 1,100 Original Miles

Oh yes of course, the part about being found in a Chicago basement threw me off. Yes I was familiar with that car. Talk about a major find!

That was the same guy who has/had this car:

https://nastyz28.com/threads/1974-z28-with-979-miles-pretty-cool.315167/

Thanks for the reminder.

 

[70lt1z28]

Charlie bought it and sold it, manyy years ago.

1970 Z/28 Camaro | 1,100 Original Miles

really cool 70 Z28..simply the best. - The Supercar Registry

really cool 70 Z28..simply the best. Supercar/Musclecar Discussion

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Car was parked when owner's sister's friend Doris dented the door.

Here is Doris:

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[knightmoose]

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Add 45 years to your car and see how things look.

I don't think someone found THREE 1970 polyglas tires for it just to fool people into believing it's a survivor.

That interior looks VERY unmolested (not worn).

It may be a bit overpriced but there's probably over $30K in 1970 Camaro PARTS there.

She is worth 30-40k i do give her that BUT $60k is quite a bit over for a plain jane RS,

 

[knightmoose]

Nice car the only thing i see that stands out to me is the steering wheel emblem. I thought the 1970 Z28/std and Z28/RS has the chevy bowtie emblem on the 1 yr only steering wheel?