1968 Camaro Z/28 Sequoia Green

[ds1]

It's hot enough in the south.  And having pants on fire does not make it any better.    OUCH,  caught in a bold one at that.  It has to hurt his ego some that this group busted him.   Car has been relisted.   Yet another contact name.  

[VINCE Z28]

Maybe someone can help me out and link that to Marty, my linking skills are lacking...

[1968RSZ28]

New eBay link...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Chevrolet-Camaro-Z28-/121530347262?vxp=mtr

Paul

[L78 steve]

Maybe that acid trick really works.

[ds1]

I sent him the link.  With a simple statement.   "It is your car".   I thought it was legit and was 100 percent wrong.   Lies will catch up with you.   I have been dealing with the same type of thing on two purchases also from Camaro guys that know there cars.   Caught one in a lie that was just dumb.   I have learned not to trust many of the authorities on these cars.

[dannystarr]

Link sent. Whoops, I guess you beat me to it.. .D

[68 Ragtop]

I sent him the link.  With a simple statement.   "It is your car".   I thought it was legit and was 100 percent wrong.   Lies will catch up with you.   I have been dealing with the same type of thing on two purchases also from Camaro guys that know there cars.   Caught one in a lie that was just dumb.   I have learned not to trust many of the authorities on these cars.

Keep in mind that it is believed to be an original Z/28 with original drivetrain. Some where along the way someone tried to improve the marketability and didn't know what they where doing. No need to assist them where they went wrong so they can improve their skills!

[dannystarr]

Take a look at the bid history. Someone bid about 80 times. There are a few scattered bids, but the one guy went nuts, maybe on purpose? ? D

[rick 67]

Auction ended "error in the listing"

[Jonesy]

From 2003
http://www.camaros.net/forums/showthread.php?t=25183

[dannystarr]

Here is my last reply to him...

   Marty,
I have no email stating that you received the car as is... You need to go change the listing and add that the block has been re-stamped. Because it DOES matter! That is the right thing to do. The price will drop 20 or 30K, but that's the way it goes. If you don't do that, ya never know, someone might have his cop buddy run the VIN in a few weeks and contact the new owner and give him ALL this info. And suggest that he file a lawsuit right away. I am not saying "I" am going to do that, but just wanna make you aware of what could take place... Good Luck... D

[ds1]

Good job Danny.   It seemed like a lot of mud slinging, but the seller did not want to listen to the truth.   Your persistence has brought on a change for the best.

[firstgenaddict]

I would much have preferred it to be the original condition vs the restored condition. It had all kind of appeal before, now it is just another restored 68 Z28, not that there is anything wrong iwth restored cars. That car being stored in TX had mucho potential as an unrestored car, all the crustiness under the hood would be gone in little to no time safest rust remover and cosmoline. The oxidized paint could be polished but none of the metallics back then were very glossy.

[L78 steve]

Take a look at the bid history. Someone bid about 80 times. There are a few scattered bids, but the one guy went nuts, maybe on purpose? ? D

Shill bid?