The Supercar Registry - Sold 68 z/28

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Assisting a friend to sell a rare in color Seafrost Green with black standard interior 68 Z/28 that is in good shape, fairly original and has some docs, i.e. Protecto Plate. Just up to recently it was a two owner car according to the paperwork / titles. The car is a low option car that came with radio delete, Non-power steering, Non-console and Non gauges. The Z still retains it's Factory Original BORN WITH Engine, M-21 Trans and BU Rear end. The drive train appears to have never been out of the car. The drive train also appears to have never been opened up with the exception of me removing the cover to inspect if the original gears were still in place. The rear end has its factory dated 2-68 gears and looks awesome inside. This Z still retains a lot of the original Z specific parts, but some are missing. The body tags have never been removed and the confidential VIN matches the Public and or Dash VIN. Pictures to follow as soon as I can. SOLD
Original Parts presents:
1. All (5) five Original Big Upside Down DF 15x6 rims
2. Four Leaf Rear Springs
3. Brake Booster
4. 497 Dizzy
5. 5 Blade - 4 Rivet Fan with correct clutch
6. 3 Core "OD" 4Spd Radiator
Original Parts Missing:
1. Correct Water Pump
2. Carburetor
3. Alternator
4. Valve Covers
5. Muncie Shifter
6. Exhaust Manifolds and Smog

worth some pictures Dave!

Will be bringing the car home Thursday and will try to post pictures this weekend.

Here are a couple misc pictures that I had taken with a cell phone of the engine pad, Trim Tag and Protecto Plate.

Protecto Plate Picture: Showing Engine Pad V0302MO, Trans P8C06, Rear BU0306 and they match the vehicle's actual drive train.

How cool is the 0302 block assembly! My 69 is 0307 my dads birthday

Bill, I didn't even notice that 302... Bummer someone scratched the original broaching, but I have seen way worse flat blade screwdriver damage. This one is still easily read. Can't wait to see the whole car!.. Danny

Dave I have that set of exhaust manifolds

Guy,
I'll advised Joe its his car and see what he says. Dave