First, if I am in the wrong place please let me know. I am new to this and posting but desperate for some help so please be patient with me.

I acquired this 1985 camaro z28 convertible after my brother passed away. He was restoring it when he became ill and never finished. When I originally decided to sell it I tried to do a little research and quickly found out that and 85 convertible wasn't made. (Please let me add here that I do not know ANYTHING about camaros or any cars for that matter...just not this girls thing) I have figured out that the conversion was done by Autoform after finding a sticker in the car.

I have no use for the car and would like to sell it but need a little more information. I do know that the interior has been redone, it runs well but needs a few minor things and it is ready to be painted.

How do you find a "value" on them?
Is there any other required information to know when selling a car that has been converted?
Will it sell as quickly and/or as easily as a non-converted camaro?

Here are a few pictures that I have, I can send more if anybody is interested in helping me.

Thank you for looking and helping me out. Oh, does anyone here want it?

 

First let us know your first name and State where car is located, if you don't mind you could include a city.
Do you have a clean title, or is it in your brothers name (sorry for your loss)
Since the Verts are special (and rare) due to the conversion there are certian Vert specific parts that if missing or damaged could be difficult to replace.
The sale could be fast if you price it Low, or take a long time if you start high.
Right now is not the best time to be selling a car, especially one like this.
I don't want to get into the value of your car it is worth what someone will pay for it, if I were looking, going by your pictures and limited description I would say $1000-$1500 maybe.
You could search in the Cars for sale area, put in Convertible and see what you get.
If you don't get any interest here you might consider ebay, watch some similar cars there as well. In my opinion a Vert is worth more than a coupe or T-Top, so if there are no Verts to watch pick a couple similar condition/age cars in T-Top and figure yours is worth a little more.
Good luck, -Jeff

 

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