low mileage restored Z10 camaro from private collection

1969 Chevrolet Camaro Description

I apologize that I had to end the last auction early. I am a car collector and not an avid ebay seller, and I thought that I put in the reserve price, but apparently I didn't. Also just to clarify, the car is located in Killingworth Connecticut and available for inspections any weekend.Unfortunately, I cannot sell any of my cars without reserve. My cars are of the best quality, and pictures and a brief description online do not do it justice.

The car being offered here is my 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z10 4 speed w/ 350 SB (often referred to as the "hard top pace car"). This car is the real deal...NOT A CLONE. This car is one of a total of 400 produced, with only about 70 remaining. This car is perhaps the nicest, best restored, highest quality Z10 in existence with a mountain of original documentation including the original window sticker and even the original temporary license plate tag and original registrations for previous owner. This car was in decent condition prior to the professional restoration, with only about 52,000 ORIGINAL MILES. I am selling this car because I no longer have the room or time to care for older muscle cars as my interests have shifted to late model sports cars. I have owned this car for over 10 years, and it is time to let it go to a new home. All of my cars are stored in a temperature and humidity controlled environment and NEVER exposed to foul weather. I am a private collector and for lack of a better term, I am anal when it comes to the care, quality, and condition of my cars. The car is located in Middlesex County Connecticut.No dreamers please...I gave an accurate and honest description so I don't waste your time. Please respect the fact that I do not have much free time, so please don't waste it if you are not a serious buyer.

On Mar-13-20 at 19:49:41 PDT, seller added the following information:

I paid $75,000 for the car 10 years ago. The reserve is over $50,000. I don't normally wouldn't reveal the reserve, but I am getting too many questions asking what it is.