HOw can I find a value on my 1976 Camaro?

Asked by lulu123 Jul 18, 2009 at 01:49 PM about the 1976 Chevrolet Camaro

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

I have a Chevrolet Camaro Sport - V8 which I have owned since new (I hae the window stickers, Camaro book/pamphlet for that year which features my Camaro on the cover (Color is Firethorn Metallic). It has rally wheels, It has between 90,000 and 91,000 miles on it. I had it repainted once (same color as original) It has the 305-2 BBL V8 engine. I also have the Colorado temporary registration plate from George Irwin Chevrolet when I purchased it on 2/17/1976. The headliner is loose and it is leaking transmission fluid. Otherwise, I think it's in good shape. I drive it only about once a month just to make sure it's still running good. It has been garaged almost constantly since 1983. Any ideas of where I can get an estimate/appraisal? I'm seriously considering selling her to someone who will love her and take care of her.

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Drew answered 15 years ago

with the economy the way it is you're not going to get nearly as much money as you would have a year or two ago. Assuming that the headliner and trans fluid leak are the only two things wrong then you probably have about a $6-10,000 car. The fact that it's a Rally Sport and not a Z28 and has a 305 and not a 350 hurts your value. The fact that it's a one owner car will help you especially if you have documentation on maintenance. As far as getting an appraisal I don't know. I've restored my camaros for myself with no intention of selling so I don't know anything about getting it appraised. Good luck and like i said I think you have a 6-10,000 car. 2nd gens are starting to go up in value but they're still not anywhere near the 1st gens

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TomTom answered 15 years ago

kelly blue book it.

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