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Johnny Lightning First Shot 1968 Camaro Set
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Johnny Lightning First Shot 1968 Camaro Set
$39.95
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The rarest 1968 Camaro is the Z/28 model equipped with the "cross-ram" dual four-barrel carburetor setup, which was a dealer-installed option. Additionally, the RS/SS 396 convertible with the L89 aluminum cylinder heads is also considered extremely rare, as very few were produced with this configuration. Both versions are highly sought after by collectors due to their limited production numbers and unique features.
The value of a 1968 Camaro Z28 can vary widely depending on its condition, originality, and any modifications. As of recent market trends, a well-maintained, original 1968 Camaro Z28 could be valued anywhere from $50,000 to over $100,000. Rarity, documented history, and special features can further influence the price. For the most accurate assessment, it is advisable to consult classic car appraisers or recent auction results.
To read a 1968 Camaro VIN number, you start by identifying the 13-digit sequence, which provides specific information about the car. The first digit indicates the GM division (1 for Chevrolet), the second and third digits represent the series (e.g., 23 for Camaro), the fourth and fifth digits denote the body style, the sixth digit is the model year (8 for 1968), the seventh digit indicates the assembly plant, and the last six digits are the production sequence number. This sequence helps identify the vehicle's specifications and origin.
In 1968, Chevrolet produced approximately 235,147 Camaros. This production number includes all variants such as the base model, RS (Rally Sport), SS (Super Sport), and Z/28. These cars were part of the first generation of Camaros, which were introduced to compete with the Ford Mustang.
