92 Camaro Convertible value
 

Ok i have a 92 camaro have no clue on price just need a good starting point thanks. sorry if i posted in wrong spot didnt know the right one.Its a z28 74k on body 350 engine 5 speed manual trans got so many parts new tires the whole care is there.

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Wow it has mustang cobra r style wheels. interesting look.

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Just by looking at it i'd say its pretty rare. Was a repaint i'm assuming? Not the original heritage stripes and no 25th anniversary badge on the outside left trunklid. Is it the original hue of purple haze? They only made a few thousand verts that year so if you have the original motor, and its that clean underneath i'd say 5-7g pricerange, however you stated 350/5spd? not a combo from the factory though.

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True. The pics do show changes regarding engine. Larrydavid could shed more light on that.

As for value, have you checked this out? . . .
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/hist...g-what-my.html

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It has the wrong hood for a 92 camaro. That hood is for 90 and older z28's and IROC-s.
Also, the convertibles never came with a 5speed/350 combo. The 5spd could only be had with a 305ci.
Need more detail for a fair value.

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Regarding the 350/5spd thing, there is evidence in the pics of drivetrain changes, so it could be possible. Larrydavid hasn't professed it being a stock ride. We'll have to wait and see how he responds.

One of the many problems with providing a value is that over time some rides can become a bit of a Heinz 57. ;)