It's still just a car, admittedly a rare version, but just a car.

I'm not sure that anyone would be willing to pay the price numbers that have been thrown around here for the car.
66 and 67's seem to be the red headed step child of the Hemi B-Bodies.
If it's got a documented race history with a big name it helps, but it doesn't look like that's the case.

In the grand scheme of things in a few hundred years no one will really care about the old cars we cherish.