Used 1968 Chevrolet Camaro for Sale (with Photos) (2024)

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How much is a 1968 Camaro worth? ›

1968 Chevrolet Camaro Pricing: Low - $21,995, Average - $67,843, High - $499,998.

Before you buy

Inspect the wheel arches, rocker panels, floor pans, fenders, quarter panels, front and rear windscreen surrounds, and even the trunk floor for rust or signs of a poor-quality restoration. As Camaros have bolt-in subframes, also check for rust where the subframes mount to the body.

If you are considering the purchase of a '68 Camaro convertible, there's no reason to hesitate—their values aren't blowing up like Porsche 911s or cryptocurrency, but they're the kind of rock-solid blue-chip investment that makes sense for long-term ownership.

The Chevrolet Camaro is a decent choice if you're hunting for a muscular vehicle with incredible power. Go with the 2000, 2001, 2018, 2019, 2020, or 2021 options for the best value.

Not far behind, the Chevrolet Camaro claims the second spot for the best resale value among coupes. Holding strong at 76.2 percent of its value after 5 years and commanding an average price of $33,488 for 5-year-old models, the Camaro outshines the coupe resale value average by 4.9 percent.

But by 1992, 1,360 1LE Camaros had left the factory. Not only were they the best handling and performing of the third-gen Camaros, they are now also the rarest. Seeing one will also be tricky: They look like any other IROC-Z or Z/28, so even if you have seen one in person, you may not know it.

Even as GM taketh away, it at least offers one of the best production Camaros ever made. With a supercharged 6.2L V8 pumping out 650 hp, the ZL1 is the top-dog in Camaro world, and invites obvious comparisons to the also-doomed Dodge Challenger Hellcat.

How much did a Camaro cost in 1968? ›

The 1968 Camaro SS had 5 different versions (mostly engine differences) and ranged in price from $2,881 - $3,539.

67 was the only year to have a vent window. 68 had one piece door glass, and had a smooth rear quarter panel (no chrome trim). 69 same as the 68 ,but had had the chrome trim behind the door on the rear quarters. Each year car can easily be told apart by one of those three.

1967 to 1969: First Generation Camaro

Of all the first-generation Camaro's engine options, the most common was a 230-cubic inch V-6 with 140 horsepower. This Camaro's most powerful engine was a 396-cubic inch V-8 with 375 horsepower.

The 1968 Camaro SS had 5 different versions (mostly engine differences) and ranged in price from $2,881 - $3,539.

2021 Chevrolet Camaro Value - $17,981-$56,590 | Edmunds.

2023 Chevrolet Camaro Value - $22,300-$67,076 | Edmunds.