DadsBerlinetta

1982 Chevrolet Camaro Berlinetta - Only 27K Miles! Unearthed from a family treasure trove, this 1982 Chevrolet Camaro Berlinetta has been a cherished member of our family since day one. Purchased brand new by my dad, this beauty has been pampered and babied throughout its entire existence, evident in its astonishingly low 27,000 original miles. Everything is original.

This iconic piece of automotive history has never felt the raindrops, as it has always been sheltered from the elements. For about two decades, my dad kept it under wraps in his garage, preserving its pristine condition. The attached photo captures the moment when I first lifted the cover, revealing a vintage masterpiece in impeccable shape.

Both the exterior and interior of this Camaro are a testament to meticulous care and maintenance. The paint glistens as if it just rolled off the showroom floor, and the interior is a time capsule of 1980s automotive style. There are not many Berlinetta Sport coupes in existence and if they do, they certainly haven't been kept in this mint condition. Only 39K were manufactured this year. The 1982 Is also the first year of the 3rd generation camaro body style which is important for collectibility standards.

This original piece of American automotive history is ready for a new chapter. What value would you put on it?

DadsBerlinetta

1982 Chevrolet Camaro Berlinetta - Only 27K Miles!

topduarte

iTrader: (8)

Engine bay and undercarriage pics and pic of rpo sticker along with your location would help your ad. Price is also required.

GLWS

DadsBerlinetta

Thank you. Good idea. I have all original paperwork, owners manual, etc. Absolutely no rust but showing undercarriage photo would speak for itself. I am trying to determine price but it's challenging knowing there are not many of these to base it off of. I am interested in hearing from camaro enthusiasts on what they may value it at too

JT

iTrader: (1)

I would suggest posting in our History/Restoration section as that's where a lot of our knowledgeable members are when it comes to value, production numbers, what is and isn't correct, etc.

This section is for listing For Sale, which does require pricing.

That said, you're going to get different answers. You probably know a rough figure you're looking for.

QwkTrip

iTrader: (22)

Very well maintained car. Super nice.
Do you care who buys it and what they do to it? I'm thinking you VERY MUCH care.

A car like this might be pure misery to sell privately. I think you'll meet a whole lot of people that don't really want that car but want a car that nice, and they'll buy if its cheap enough. And then 75% of those people will tear it apart and build a,

pro street
pro touring
pro stance
pro drift
pro *insert trendy word here*

Maybe consider sending it to auction instead. https://bringatrailer.com would probably take you in a heartbeat. Bypass the misery of private sale and hopefully have better chance of it going to a collector again.

DadsBerlinetta

$18K

DadsBerlinetta

QwkTrip - Thank you. There's much truth in what you are saying too.

Che70velle

Agree 100% here. Spot on.

easyJ

I hope whoever buys it keeps it all original..Fantastic shape..

tom3

I'd probably go with Hemmings on this car. They have a staff that will assist you in presenting the car properly and do get a wide audience, lots of bidders, low cost, and do seem to get good results. Your car would do really well on there.

dmccain

iTrader: (2)

Gona take the right buyer who likes a Berlinetta to catch a good price.. One of the cleanest Ive ever seen I would hope an enthusiast buys it and keeps it original and ooking the way it does.

881SA

Wow! Incredible condition. Hope it goes to someone that will keep it in that same condition.

Lucky1

is this still available?

KITT87

No

topduarte

iTrader: (8)

I heard from the seller via text about 3 weeks ago. It took him awhile to get the title.

He stated that he thinks the Camaro is undriveable or able to get it started.

Copper07

If this is what it sold for, then someone got a great deal!

vinny R

Wow, I would have thought it would have gotten more, I guess it just goes to show that the model of car does matter.

topduarte

iTrader: (8)

Also remember it did not run according to the seller

Jeffrey Fontaine

The Hagerty ad doesn't call out non-running status and mentions some new fuel related parts so assume got it fixed.

I think the sub-model and V6 held it back.

battmann

iTrader: (9)

...and the color

DadsBerlinetta

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DadsBerlinetta

Yes. That was the selling price as I was the seller. The car runs beautifully. The V6 held it back I'm sure. Clean car and all orginal which is why I thought it would have sold for more. Was hoping all of you enthusiasts would have gotten in on the auction Agree, the gentleman who purchased received an amazing car at an amazing price. He was a veteran and all around great person. Happy he was the buyer as he served our country well and hope the camaro serves him well back.

DadsBerlinetta

I'd agree

DadsBerlinetta

yes

DadsBerlinetta

Yes. That was the selling price as I was the seller. The car runs beautifully. The V6 held it back I'm sure. Clean car and all orginal which is why I thought it would have sold for more. Was hoping all of you enthusiasts would have gotten in on the auction Agree, the gentleman who purchased received an amazing car at an amazing price. He was a veteran and all around great person. Happy he was the buyer as he served our country well and hope the camaro serves him well back.

vinny R

Glad to hear it went to a good home and a great person! Sometimes, at least in my opinion, this is worth some $ to have a good feeling about who the car went to.