Photo: eBay seller lordu2339
There are plenty of ’68 Camaros out there, both in project car condition and in tip-top shape, but few of them come with the low mileage you’re going to find on the model we’re highlighting today.
This one-owner Camaro was custom ordered at Pollow Chevrolet in Landsdowne, PA, according to a listing on eBay, and it’s now up for auction with really low mileage, full documentation, and only original parts.
The numbers-matching Camaro was owned by the same family from new until 2018, the eBay seller emphasizes, and it is powered by the 327-ci (5.3-liter) engine paired with an automatic transmission.
Everything is working great, they say, so theoretically, the Chevy is ready to become a daily driver should the new owner be interested in it. There are no leaks, and the seller says you’ll hardly find any rust, which in theory means there still are some spots here and there that might need to be fixed.
Indeed, judging from the photos in the eBay listing, the car doesn’t shine like a diamond, but it certainly looks great and given it comes with the original receipt and full history, it’s easily one of the best candidates for a full restoration we’ve seen lately.
The VIN provided in the listing confirms this is a 1968 Camaro coupe manufactured in Norwood, Ohio, and the car came with a Palomino White finish paired with a gold interior.
Overall, this is one of the best Camaros you can get these days, especially if you’re looking for a restoration candidate. This is the reason the car has already attracted the attention of several buyers out there, with the highest bid at the time of writing sitting at $21,000. With less than three days remaining until the auction comes to an end, the price could easily go up, especially as more people come across this gem on eBay.
The numbers-matching Camaro was owned by the same family from new until 2018, the eBay seller emphasizes, and it is powered by the 327-ci (5.3-liter) engine paired with an automatic transmission.
Everything is working great, they say, so theoretically, the Chevy is ready to become a daily driver should the new owner be interested in it. There are no leaks, and the seller says you’ll hardly find any rust, which in theory means there still are some spots here and there that might need to be fixed.
Indeed, judging from the photos in the eBay listing, the car doesn’t shine like a diamond, but it certainly looks great and given it comes with the original receipt and full history, it’s easily one of the best candidates for a full restoration we’ve seen lately.
The VIN provided in the listing confirms this is a 1968 Camaro coupe manufactured in Norwood, Ohio, and the car came with a Palomino White finish paired with a gold interior.
Overall, this is one of the best Camaros you can get these days, especially if you’re looking for a restoration candidate. This is the reason the car has already attracted the attention of several buyers out there, with the highest bid at the time of writing sitting at $21,000. With less than three days remaining until the auction comes to an end, the price could easily go up, especially as more people come across this gem on eBay.
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