Camaro Rally Sport 396

[bhunter417]

This was sitting in the lawn of a home in eastern Arkansas last weekend. I think its a 1969, its for sale, and its immaculate. Unfortunately there is a glare in the side view photo. But that is a sweeeeet ride!

[Tonyguy]

that car is beautiful.

[yagimax]

Thanks for sharing those pictures. That 69 RS must be priced over $50k if its a original numbers matching car.
If I had the money I'd buy it, then again I couldn't afford to put gas in it!:rolleyes:

[PhotosGuy]

Nice find!
#1 is cropped a bit tight, but the light on the hood is nice.
#2: You couldn't move it, so I won't complain about the trees reflecting in the hood. But your comment, "Unfortunately there is a glare in the side view photo." makes me wonder if we're looking at the same "glare"? The highlights in the side give definition to the body & it's something I try hard to get when I'm shooting for someone. So it looks to me that you screwed up & got it right in the process? :D

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[bhunter417]

"So it looks to me that you screwed up & got it right in the process"

Haha like they say in golf its better to be lucky than good. I was talking about the way the color fades on the sides but if thats ok then cool.

$50,000? I had no idea but looked it up on ebay and yes they are going for that much and more depending on mileage. Not sure how many miles this one has but the inside is as clean as the outside.

Here is a rear view facing into the sun.

[Jamie Holladay]

Nice ones.

[PhotosGuy]

I was talking about the way the color fades on the sides but if thats ok then cool. That could be from boosting the saturation & does look a little weird, but if you like it...

[bhunter417]

I did pump up the saturation in that one but the same effect exists in the unprocessed raw file. So I'll have to live with it. Maybe the car will still be there next time I head that way.