Business ProfileforSupersport Classics LLC

Got a 67 Camaro that was described as "Show Quality", "Awesome", and Envy of the Neighborhood" that I purchased sight unseen. Upon receiving car, it took me like 2 minutes to realize I had made a huge mistake. The car has numerous chips, couple of dings, horrible alignment of panels, and worst of all, paint blistering/bubbles in numerous areas. Took to body shop and got an estimate of 12K to paint car the correct way. The interior smelled of mold/mildew and very dingy looking, also can see to the ground where shifter is where someone did a horrible job of fitting shifter. Upon looking in the trunk it is rotted in places, stained and some white piles of some kind of residue in there and some misc. trash. I can only assume this is water damage. It drove horrible. Also noticed the tires are in the early stages of dry rot. There are other issues but I think all of this gets my point across. BTW, not a single flaw was pointed out to me. 1/4/24 Update I got a call from individual at dealer, he basically lectured me on car values and my perceived value on the car and that there is nothing they can do. While I fully understand this is and was not thought by me to be a SEMA vehicle, I fully believed it to be as it was described by them. I was also informed that buying a classic car has risk, which is correct, and was questioned if I have ever had a classic vehicle, which I replied that I certainly have. This is not about a perceived value of a car, this is about what was presented to me as being a show car, awesome, etc. Had any of the flaws been pointed out to me I could have then made a determination on if it was for me. This is more about Integrity, Honesty and Transparency. Was told in a text from the salesman that this car was an SS, I cannot fully back this up, but my searches indicate that it is not an SS car. This would certainly drop the perceived value of the car as well. They already have pictures and videos from me.