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(@Tom Rutherford)
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Creative masters prototype camaro

Hi I will be selling a 1 of 1 prototype 1969 creative masters yellow camaro. It has several unique features. No black stripes, the wrong color California plates. Different wheel color etc. anybody have an idea on value and the best place to sell it? After I sell it I will also be selling my complete creative masters collection including the regular issue yellow 1969 camaro of which I believe on 80 were ever made. Thanks for any advise. Tom_rutherford@hotmail.com



   
(@Bill Flynn)
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Hi Tom, You have some high dollar, VERY collectible cars !! The BEST place to sell them is on Ebay, where you're dealing with a World Wide collector's market and guys who are willing to spend big bucks to complete their collections of rare cars. Even in todays market, highly sought after, rare diecasts, STILL bring high prices. Good luck with your sales !!



   
(@Bill Flynn)
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Tom, Forgot to mention that the regular production

Yellow Camaro brings a minimum of 1500.00 on auction. A prototype of this car should be "through the roof" price wise. Put a Reserve of what you feel you want for it, list it on Ebay with a FULL description AND some good photos, then sit back and watch the action. It's both fun AND lucrative auctioning of RARE diecasts or 1:1 cars !!



   
Rich Sufficool
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also, provide all the provenance you have on that prototype.....

all those variations can be easily faked. Personally, I'd want a whole lot of documentation on that puppy.



   
(@Tom Rutherford)
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Thanks Camaro

Thanks for the response
I discussed the car on this forum with jay ohlins many years ago also remember trading emails with a gentleman in Germany about the car ( have to dig up his name). this car made it from revell in europe to revell in Chicago and I bought it from a person at revell

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