First-gen Camaro convertibles with genuine SS 350 credentials don't surface often, and this one's hitting the block with no reserve—which means the hammer's coming down at whatever the market decides. The 350 small-block paired with a convertible top makes this a different animal than the hardtop variants that dominate the market. Values on clean first-gens have stabilized around $45-65K, but no-reserve auctions can swing either direction depending on who shows up.

Two-owner, original Color Z example surfaces with patina and honest wear—the kind of unrestored early T-bird that's become genuinely scarce. It'll demand serious money and skill to bring back, but clean examples are disappearing fast as collectors wake up to first-gen values. The real question: is this a restoration project or a parts car masquerading as opportunity.