Decisions decisions

[Digger]

OK so my other pastime, mainly in the winter, is restoring classic cars. I'm pondering a trade and need some input.

Currently I have a 1994 Camaro that has had a complete LT1 upgrade. It's basically a Z28 with no badges. It runs like a a bat out of heck I'm more into the older stuff, although I really enjoy driving this car, and have put it up for trade ONLY and got a lot of offers. The one I'm considering is a 1978 Z28 that sounds like it needs a little work, but could be driven while being restored. Here is the owners description and pictures of both. What do you think?

This Z28 is fast, GM crate 350, 300hp.,b&m shifter, new dual exhaust. Has some rust, not bad. Doors and windows work hard. Interior is ok, needs carpet, headliner. Dash is nice. Nice car for adrenaline rush. Definitely restorable and a fun weekend driver as is.

 

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[ClonedSIM]

If he's willing to do a complete swap, no cash involved, then I'd jump on it. Those older Z28's really hold their value well, and because your car wasn't buils as a Z28, I don't think you'll be able to realize a great value on it in the future.

That being said, I'd take either of them!!

 

[Digger]

Yes it is a straight up trade we're looking at

 

[ClonedSIM]

Well, I'd love to have either sitting in my garage, but I was forced to choose just one it'd have to be the '78.

 

[baspinall]

It would really depend on where the rust is? Rockers and such can eat into your wallet pretty quick unless your good with a MIG at least.
Also check the frame for rust on those.

Brian