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Ratings & Reviews: 1967 Chevrolet Camaro|Change Year
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1967 Chevrolet Camaro: 1967 Camaro
03/30/07
5 of 7 people found this review helpful.
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Hello, These cars are very nice cars ... I owned 2 of these and loved everything about them...I wish I could find another one ,That I could restore and keep ... Advise , If you have one keep it , Repair it, Their getting very hard to get...Thanks.
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1967 Chevrolet Camaro: camaros
05/12/07
4 of 6 people found this review helpful.
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I love 1967-1969 camaros. i've worked a handful of them, two of which were pro-touring type cars. these cars have a TON of potential... from twin turbo setups, to huge big blocks, to even an ls7 swap. now you can get new style front suspension setups, with coil-overs and tubular control arms.

just make sure you throw out those old factory seats. they aren't very comfy after 40 years.
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1967 Chevrolet Camaro: Raphael Scolari is a thief who sold a junk car
11/06/09
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Raphael Scolari of 439 Little Silver Point Rd, Little Silver New Jersey, is a thief and a liar.

Raphael sold this car as "Fully Restored from the ground up".

When the car arrived on the transporter it would not start. The truckers spent 45 minutes under the hood trying to start Raphael's "Fully Restored Camaro with a new motor".

When I opened the trunk to check for spare parts Raphael said were there, I discovered the trunk lock was broken. It had been jimmied open with a screwdriver at some time. The trunk lock on Raphael Scolari's "Fully Restored from the ground up" camaro was held on with a 30 cent hose clamp. The mounting surface for the trunk lock is destroyed and will require a bodyman to fix it. Raphael had to know the trunk lock was broken because he put the car parts in the trunk. The liar Raphael Scolari knew the trunk lock was broken when he wrote his description of "Fully Restored Car".

I thought the truckers fixed the starting problem. After I got the car home I discovered I was wrong. Raphael Scolari's "Fully Restored" camaro does not start reliably. The starter can click up to 20 times before it finally engages. Raphael Scolari must have known this because the car has a new starter. I think he put the new starter on in an attempt to fix the starting problem. The liar Raphael knew the car had a starting problem when he wrote his "Car is Fully Restored" description.

Then I made the mistake of locking the car up. When I tried to unlock the car I discovered none of the keys fit! Raphael Scolari sold a car with no keys for the doors! What dictionary defines a "Fully Restored Car" as a car with no door keys? How could Raphael not know the keys didn't fit in the door? Raphael had to be lying when he wrote his description of "Fully Restored Car".

There is an ear piercing squeeking coming from the dashboard area. It is so loud you want to get out of the car and leave. In his description of the car Raphael wrote he took the car on a 2 1/2 hour trip. That means Raphael must have listened to the squeeking for 2 1/2 hours. The liar Raphael said nothing about a squeeking dashboard in the description of the car.

This car was supposed to be a present for my wife. I take her to get the car and it won't even start. Then the door and trunk locks are broken.

Do you know what it was like to look in my wife's face telling her the car was hers, then learning that the trunk is broken, the doors can't be locked and unlocked, and the car does not start reliably? It was supposed to be her work car. How can she use a car that does not start reliably for work? How can she store her work material in a car that cannot be locked up?

When I contacted the liar and thief Raphael Scolari about the problems he basically told me "too bad". He said he would pay for a new battery. That did nothing for the starting problems.

I filed a complaint with Ebay about Raphael Scolari and then I told him about it. Raphael Scolari's attitude was that he wasn't worried because Ebay doesn't do anything to frauds, so why didn't I stop bothering him?

Raphael Scolari is a thief. He knowingly sold a car with problems as a "Fully Restored Car". When he was contacted about the problems, he told the buyer "too bad" and to go away.

Raphael Scolari has no pride and he has no integrity. He is a liar and a thief who will steal your money and laugh when you call him about it.
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1967 Chevrolet Camaro: Project car found!!!!
10/15/09
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I always wanted to build a muscle car of my own. I've been looking at the auto traders for years, made plenty of calls, but never bought anything. I've been on ebay for almost a decade and have had an overall good experience. Ebay allowed me to find a car, close to me that i could trailer back, for a price that I think is well worth the money. This car was exactly what i was looking for, whole lotta ruff but solid where it counts, caged, tubed, half striped down, that runs and drives. I couldn't ask for anything more.
God Bless America
Heavy Chevy Illinois
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1967 Chevrolet Camaro: 1967 Chevrolet Camaro
09/12/09
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The performance on the car was phenomenal. Very vast, very loud, and alot of fun to drive. Just as was described in that respect. The reliability was horrible. We have driven the car a total of 5 times, and we are already having to replace the clutch as it went out. Very dissapointed at that. Comfort is low because it a fast car! its not designed for comfort! so expected that there. Quality isnt all that great. Paint job is bad as is the carpeting.
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1967 Chevrolet Camaro: 1967 camero
06/12/09
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i bought this camero because they ebayer that sold me th car builds old school cars and does a great job.
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1967 Chevrolet Camaro: The car was very solid has no Motor or trans soon will
03/09/09
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Cannot wait to get a motor and transmission in it and go for a ride.
Some fresh paint and good cleaning should be ready for the road.
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1967 Chevrolet Camaro: A great Deal on E-bay
11/06/08
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I felt the car was really selling below value. I bid what I could aford and was in disbelief when I won the auction.
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1967 Chevrolet Camaro: AUTO SHIPPING NIGHTMARE
09/07/08 (updated 11/08/08)
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I JUST BOUGHT A REALLY GREAT PROJECT CAR ON EBAY. THE SELLER WAS EXCELENT AND WE COMUNICATED A GREAT DEAL BEFORE DURING AND AFTER THE SALE .THE PROBLEM WAS EXPRESS AUTO TRANSPORT DROPPED THE BALL OVER AND OVER. I WAS TOLD THE CAR WOULD BE SHIPPED AT A CERTAIN TIME AND THAT THE SELLER WOULD BE CONTACTED ON SUCH DATE...NONE OF THIS HAPPEND. INSTEAD THE SELLER AND MYSELF COULDNT EVEN CONTACT OUR CUSTOMER SERVICE GUY WHO WAS ASSIGNED TO THE JOB. AFTER TWO WEEKS OF VOICEMAIL AND UNRETURNED CALLS WE DECIDED TO GO WITH ANOTHER TRANSPORT COMPANY BECAUSE WE HAD GOTTEN SEVERAL QUOTES FROM OTHER COMPANIES THAT SAID THEY COULD DO THE JOB,THE NEXT DAY,FOR LESS MONEY.WHEN I CONTACTED EXPRESS AUTO TO VOICE MY OPINION AND CANCEL MY ORDER I WAS TREATED WITH A CERTAIN "PROFESSIONAL SARCASM" THAT I COULD NOT BELEIVE.WHEN I ASKED TO SPEAK TO A MANAGER I WAS TOLD I COULD BUT WHY BOTHER BECAUSE I HAD ALREADY CANCELED,AND THEN I WAS SENT TO A VOICEMAIL.
AFTER ABOUT THREE WEEKS I STILL HAD NOT BEEN REFUNDED LESS THAN HALF OF MY DEPOSIT I CALLED MANY TIMES AND WAS TRANFERED TO VOICEMAIL AFTER VOICE MAIL.FINALLY I GOT THROUGH TO THEIR ACCOUNTING DEPT. AND WAS TOLD WE ARE SORRY,WE DONT KNOW WHAT HAPPEND BUT WE WILL CREDIT YOUR ACCOUNT TODAY. WHEN THAT DID NOT HAPPEN I CALLED AGAIN AND LEFT A VOICEMAIL WITH A MANAGER AND THREATEND TO CONTACT EBAY. ONLY THEN DID I GET AN IMMEDIATE RESPONSE AND WAS TOLD I WOULD BE REFUNDED THE TOTAL AMOUNT AND NOT TO CONTACT EBAY.
AFTER HAVING TO CONTACT THEM AGAIN BECAUS E MY MONEY HAD STILL NOT BEEN REFUNDED I AM WRITING THIS REVIEW.SINCE I HAVE BEEN REFUNDED BUT ONLY AFTER MORE AGRAVATION THAN ANYONE SHOULD HAVE TO DEAL WITH.THAT IS MY REVIEW ON EXPRESS AUTO TRASPORT.
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1967 Chevrolet Camaro: awesome all american sheet metal
08/28/08
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This is the all american muscle car. I love that you can find every single replacement part. I decided to buy it because when I finish it I can have a car valued many times over the investment.
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1967 Chevrolet Camaro: Crummy Camaro
06/22/08
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The brake lines were not attached so there were no rear brakes. There was far more rust on it than listed. The passenger side floorpan had a piece of metal screwed into it to hide a rust hole. The interior was no where near mint. The dashboard was cracked and broken with missing screws. The lights nad brake lights do not work. The quarters have rust holes in them. None of this was listed and the listing actually lied about the item
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1967 Chevrolet Camaro: 1967 Rally Sport Camaro
03/04/08
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I recently purchased a 1967 Rally Sport Camaro. I really love this car. The car is a classic that will never go down in value. You can have basic mechanical knowledge and be able to work on this car. All parts for a camaro's interior, exterior and mechanical are readily available. This is car that I will never sell. I love driving this car around town.
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