A single property outside Vancouver, Washington is packed with 1967-1969 Camaros left to rust in rows, and the comment section can’t agree on whether that makes it a graveyard or a goldmine. Some see hidden RS trim and numbers-matching Z/28 potential buried under the grime; others see owners holding out for auction money while the cars quietly rot past saving. KFLY67 just points the camera and lets viewers argue it out. How many of these cars are actually still worth saving?
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An eight-minute bidding war inside Seattle’s CenturyLink Field Event Center ended with a numbers-matching, four-speed 1971 Plymouth Hemi Cuda convertible selling for $3.5 million — the highest price ever paid for one at public auction. Viewers in the comments do the math on what the car cost new, debate where collector values go next, and imagine the seller’s mixed emotions. See the sale that redefined what a Mopar convertible could be worth.
