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  I too almost bought a yellow/yellow houndstooth 69Z in the early 90's that was a resto project that the owner lost interest/no time to finish. However he also had a 69 Shelby GT500KR convertible mustang(big block) that was all original that I didn't hesitate to buy instead(stole it back then for $15K!!!) it's restored now, but is a garage queen. I'd be curious to know the #'s on the Z/28 myself(just how rare did I pass up?)

can anyone please help me try to find the production of this rare convertible? It was originally sold @ fairway chevrolet here in Las Vegas--dry clean str8 68k documented mileage car. they took it back in trade many years ago and it sat in the vast collection of chevys the dealership owner has. in the early 90's it was raffled off to any buyer of a new chevy(they did fresh lemans blue paint, new GM bumpers, and just VER nice general detailing). I bought it from the winner in 93'. Here's some specs: #'s matching 6 cyl(runs perfect), T350 automatic, factory air(blows cold), power steering, drum brakes, and top(I put a REAL NICE replacement white top on it after buying it, and 14" rallye wheels. floor console w/shifter. lemans blue w/blue standard interior. EXTREMELY rust free/dry Nevada car, absolutely NO bondo, never wrecked as far as I can tell all panels are straight, everything lines up very nice and straight. they even special ordered a rear spoiler that looks pretty cool with 6 cylinder badges on it. I drive it on nice weather days here in Vegas, it runs perfect, quiet(single exhaust w/original transverse muffler), and straight down the road. ANY help with figuring out thr rarity of this little gem would be GREATLY appreciated.                                              Thank You        John