69 l89 camaro coming up for sale dont know what to offer guy 16 thousand doc. miles wrong mtr hugger with white hounds tooth. any help would be appreciated.thks wayne

if it is a real documented L89 car, its a 100k car

Wayne, I think we need a little more information here.

- Since it does not have the original motor, is there documentation to support the L89?
- What is the condition of the various parts of the car?
- Are tranny & rear end original to the car?
- Is the tranny a TH or Muncie?
- Is it a Rally Sport?
- If it is a Norwood built car (other than very early production), what is the "X" code on the Trim tag?
- Any options such as chambered exhaust, console, gauges, rosewood wheel, etc?

The colours are sure right.

Could be worth anywhere from $25K to about $200K :confused:

trans m22 4.10 rear no gauges rose wheel mint body other then 2 small rust marks by rear window trim chrome and paint is like new. it is the real deal i know the guy that ordered it new. build sheet available i am on the trail of orig mtr. the part that is killing me is he lost his storage and its under a leaky shelter on gravel

Sounds like a gem Wayne. Here's what I'm thinking based on original documentation being available:

- If it needs a restoration $75-90K.
- If the car is a #2+ or better $110-125K.
- With the original engine add $25K to the above figures.

For example - if this was, or got restored to, a #1 car (EG - never driven, museum quality) then the value could easily be pushing $200K.

This is really just my opinion as you do not see an L89 Camaro come up for sale very often. Hopefully you will get some other opinions as well. Good luck.

the car is unbelievable i just looked at it today been trying to buy for 2 years sight un seen the int. looks like nobody has sat in it i dont think i will ever sleep again.