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Could have survived if the original spare was never used or out of the trunk. Markings like this survived on my original 74 Z.

Washburn Chevrolet was in Santa Barbara, Calif.

8515 is the correct booster

Cowl tag is a reproduction and not original to the car

Already more than it should bring. My guess is bidding will stall and end up at 150K and that buyer will have a hell of a time getting his money out of it if he sells it down the road.

Can you post a pic of this sheet? Is it possibly CO9561?

Sounds like you have a Van Nuys built car. This is a body scheduling code used at the plant. Really doesnt mean much. Post a picture of the tag.

Yep my both my 69 Van Nuys Z28 (02A) and L48 (11B) Rs/ss have FM in Box 198 on the Broadcast Sheet

KF are what are on my 02A Van Nuys built Z28

Neither of my 2 Van Nuys 69's had undercoating on the floor pans/tunnel area. Only in the rear wheel wells.

I have an 02A built VanNuys Z28 with 77,000 miles that is very original, was sold new at Washburn Chev in Santa Barbara and lived pretty much all its life in California or Colorado not exposed to harsh elements.. The original rear leaf springs appear to be natural steel. I dont see any gas tank blackout unless that was a 67-68 thing.
My gas tank is the original and had the build sheet on top of it. It also looks like a brand new tank but its definately the original and is stamped 25 69 with the backwards 5. Car still retains its original factory paint hood and deck striping.
Previous owner changed out the original hood for a cowl induction hood but the stripes on the cowl panel and front upper valance are original.

Stampings all look legit.  WS was a fake. Cowl tag is hard to tell with pics provided.

He replied in another post in 2009 about 1969 decklid holes. Heres what he posted

I have an 03E car that has both sets of holes in the deck lid.

I spoke with the original owner who purchased the car from dealer and the spoiler package (D80) was installed at the factory, not the dealership.

-Dave B.

That car was once in Arizona. Its an 09B tag so was built at Van Nuys Sept 1968. Looks fine. Its been through a couple of Mecum auctions over the years. Looks like it has POP. Not sure what happened, in the pics at Mecum 2013 it had the priginal master and brake booster. At Alexander in 2024 is has some chinese repo master and booster.

124379L501887

https://www.alexanderautomotive.net/inventory/chevrolet/camaro-ss/9l501887/

RS was added. No vacuum tank, hoses, headlight squirters. Sticker says 72-72 but tag says 72-B.