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Camaro Research Group Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: z28z11 on November 11, 2018, 05:37:39 PM
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Interesting Z on Craig's List locally - documentation, NOM, but mostly there. Price could be better -
https://bgky.craigslist.org/cto/d/1969-camaro-z28-rare-find/6740914204.html
Regards,
Steve
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Known car locally.
124379L507747
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No mention of CE on the replacement motor and if that's the original paint the spoiler was add.
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Original paint, trans & diff. CE block. Solid car.
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if that's the original paint the spoiler was add.
The first page of the ownership notes state original owner had the dealership install the spoiler
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Thank you Tim. It also mentions the CE block in the same verbiage... ;)
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I wonder why the heads would have been replaced? I assume Chevrolet would not have authorized that right?
Also intersting to see the heater hose clamp on the alternator. I know we have discussed that before, maybe it was a early L.A. part? (seems like other early Norwood cars did not have it) My 10B L.A. car does have it
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I wonder why the heads would have been replaced? I assume Chevrolet would not have authorized that right?
Also intersting to see the heater hose clamp on the alternator. I know we have discussed that before, maybe it was a early L.A. part? (seems like other early Norwood cars did not have it) My 10B L.A. car does have it
If the engine dropped a valve, the head could have taken a real beating. Hard to say why both would be replaced unless there was an issue found with the other.
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Not sure if those early 1970 heads would have screw in studs and guideplates, but if they do, that may be the reason why. That is a better setup than what it would have had originally.
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My 12A 69 L78 has a CE block cast June 11 69 with heads cast Feb 19 69. Owner history to 78 says it was purchased like that with 20k + miles and not ben apart since.