I've been looking for a 1969 Camaro that would be more than just a daily driver yet not a show car. I'm in a car club and already have restored a 1958 Chev pick-up so I know a little about what makes a decent quality car.

The seller advertised the features of the car but provided little information on the condition or functionality of the accessories. He said be "was all over the car" before he purchased it. He also stated it was a good driver and had newer paint. He did state the dash board padding needed replacement. I would have preferred to have the car inspected by a third party but only hours remained on the auction so I submitted a bid based on the telecons with the seller.

When the car arrived we had trouble starting it. I took several days of trouble shooting to figure out that a least five vacuum lines affecting the engine had been cut or disconnected. Also the carburator was fouled and required cleaning. I also discovered the seat belts were missing, as was the horns. The doors that close over the headlights did not operate properly - they would open but not close. The alternator and temperature warning lights are inoperative. The trunk collected water when I washed the car as the rear tail lights had been re-installed without gaskets.

I asked the seller about the missing seat belts and he stated that a car of that age in Michigan did not require them. He said he would try to find some used ones and send them to me. I felt they should have been added before the sale as it is factory equipment and also a safety issue. It will cost around $250 to replace the seat belts.

Prior to shipment of the car from Michigan to Arizona I asked the seller to insure that all the fluid levels were topped off I case I decided to drive it to my house (about 80 miles from Phoenix where the car could have been dropped off.) I decided to pay extra to have it delivered to my house and a good thing I did. The power steering unit was bone dry of fluid. Also the motor oil was pitch black indicating it was overdue for a change.

I gave the seller a positive rating based on my first impression of the car after delivery. If I had it to do over I would give him a "Neutral" rating as he was not as straight forward with the condition of the car as he should have been. My regret is I did not have a third-party inspection. That report would have probably kept me from bidding. The car will take hundreds of dollars and quite a bit of time to bring it to a "driver's plus" condition.

The old adage: Buyer Beware is true in this case.

This car was purchased from the original owner who loved and cared for this
vehicle. It was all original and in #10 shape. I picked it up from Pa and drove it all the way to mississippi without any problems. These camaro's are great cars that perform really well and are alot of fun to drive. The car is in great hands and I will keep it all original and it will still be garage kept and driven on occasions. Thanks for the hospitality

UNDISCLOSED MAJOR ACCIDENT DAMAGES FROM SELLER:
I received the 1998 Camaro EB#180255620299 on 7/5/08. Minor repairs were needed topside. However steering binding, both electric windows inoperative, engine missing and leaking oil on my driveway. Unable to drive to Vimar Auto shop, had it towed by Amoco where vehicle placed on lift. This car was involved in an accident, driven over cement barrier or rocks ripping loose torsion bars, puncturing engine oil pan and trans pan. Both quarter panels crushed, front fenders ripped off lower mounts. Major damage to lower control arms and ball joints having pieces of rock embedded in the metal. Power steering gear bent which caused binding. ALL pictures and information revealed to Denise of Autocorpfl on Friday 7/11/08 who will return call today 7/13/08 before filing for VPP. Both AutoCheck and CarFax had no record of any damages. Denise also asked for positive rating before car delivery offering oil change and full tank of gas which unfortunately I was coerced into.
FRANK J. KRZYZOWSKI/kros@msn.com/407-852-2936

1972 is the last year of the old muscle car,last year they will take in most shows and camp ground shows.

This car has a beautiful body and a great engine if you get the V8. The only real downside is the somewhat rough ride, but that's to be expected from a car so low to the ground.

This was my second car buying on ebay and it was a great experience. The Sellers were very professional and nice. They represented the car wonderful on the postings. I love my new Camaro. I would definitely buy from them again.
Great job!!! thank you so much!!!

my wife loves the color of the camaro,real cold air cond. also was a non smoker who owned it,,we were very happy with the purchase,will buy again

I had no problems, will do business with this individual again, The car was what the seller said it was. Good shape for a used car.

LIKE EVERYTHING. The car wasnt much to begin with..but coming along smoothly. Bet they were awsome new!!

well I would like to see the car that I bough, but it still is where I bough it and I have no idea when it will get here. I made the mistake of using the DAS shipping company that was suggested by ebay and they never shipped the car they held it for 21 days then said that it should be shipped in covered transport. But I guess that I was lucky because they only charged me 150 dollars to release it to another company, and I hope that the car gets here in a few days. No I will never guy another car on E-Bay.