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Camaro Research Group Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: william on May 27, 2015, 04:48:41 PM
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Chevrolet-Camaro-Z-28-/231575465127?forcerrptr=true&hash=item35eaf92ca7&item=231575465127
Ad states "Also want to add that this is one of those rare Camaros in 69 that vin was slightly off from tag as far as Camaros were concerned because they had problems with the following year production, just adds a little more history behind this gem."
Sure. 02D tag; VIN is N620236. More than "slightly off."
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Good catch Bill. ;)
Is the cowl tag real?
Paul
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I believe it is. Just belongs somewhere else.
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Thanks.
Paul
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Attention to detail, nah. :)
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Chevrolet-Camaro-Z-28-/231575465127?forcerrptr=true&hash=item35eaf92ca7&item=231575465127
Sure. 02D tag; VIN is N620236. More than "slightly off."
How right you are, William - nearly exactly 4 weeks. VIN for this car is within 50 cars of my Z11, an 03D car -
Regards,
Steve
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Oh the BS on some of this stuff!
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It may add a little more history to this gem....but his rear stripes are also backwards! :P
Also if it is a 02D car shouldn't it have a short spoiler like JohnZ's car?
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From about 01B to 02D both were used in production; '69s may have initially been allocated to Z11s.
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It may add a little more history to this gem....but his rear stripes are also backwards! :P
Say what? Yep.
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Either I just made a pretty stiff drink ;D or that Z/28 emblem on the passenger fender is waaaaay offffff !!
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Darrell that is "more history on this rare gem"..... :o
This car belongs with the other thread we had going. You would think somebody would have figured out the emblem or the stripes.
Shoot if was a friends car I would rather re-drill and place the emblem in the correct spot, then look at that crooked mess.
a pencil tip of filler, and touch up paint would look a ton better, IMO. :)
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Wow, those RARE GEMS from GM are all over the place. I have a rare ZL-1 convertible RS, but silly GM, they forgot to add aluminum to the engine mold, so they used iron instead, and only filled up the mold part way, so my all aluminum 427 looks similar to a 350 cast iron engine. But this only adds to the value of this particular car as you have the rarest ZL-1 ever. It's the only one that looks like a small block.
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Wow, those RARE GEMS from GM are all over the place. I have a rare ZL-1 convertible RS, but silly GM, they forgot to add aluminum to the engine mold, so they used iron instead, and only filled up the mold part way, so my all aluminum 427 looks similar to a 350 cast iron engine. But this only adds to the value of this particular car as you have the rarest ZL-1 ever. It's the only one that looks like a small block.
LOL! ;D
Paul
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The only thing NOT rare about this car are the plethora of "Boneheaded Idiots ???" trying to pass off this BS and bogus junk. ;)
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With backword stripes, no rear bumper guards, TT, white shift nob,black window cranks and wrong master cylinder and lid. I agree with the owner.... it's AMAZING and truly one of one :'(
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I must have one really rare Z based on all these I see for sale. Mine seems to be the only one that doesn't have the sport wheel, or whatever it's called. I just have the plain old black plastic one with the wood grain insert and the RS emblem? ;)
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I must have one really rare Z based on all these I see for sale. Mine seems to be the only one that doesn't have the sport wheel, or whatever it's called. I just have the plain old black plastic one with the wood grain insert and the RS emblem? ;)
Must be a fake Z...or REALLY rare. Naught!
Lol, Jimmy
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Chevrolet-Camaro-Z-28-/231575465127?forcerrptr=true&hash=item35eaf92ca7&item=231575465127
5-31-15: "This listing was ended by the seller because the item is no longer available."
Paul