A good friend takes a loss, his 1970 Z-28

[Jonesy]

I would try to fix it too.

[ronzz572]

Glad he is ok Dan. I would fix it. I've had my 70 z28 since 1980. I would never give up on a major repair like his car does to get it back on the road.

[resto4u]

That car is really fixable with parts available today. It has to be put on a frame rack and pull things back into shape. If someone just tries cutting and replacing panels with out pulling into shape, it will never work.

[Stage_2]

I realize anything can be "fixed" but once fixed isn't more of a safety concern?

[Bill Pritchard]

If you don't mind a vinyl top, here's a nice 73 Z, and it's in WI to boot....

http://www.nastyz28.com/threads/orig...3-z-28.283198/

[Stage_2]

WOW...what a great car with an amazing story!!! Looks like he's less than an hour away. Thanks for the link. Unfortunately almost 3 weeks later still waiting for the insurance company to get their head out of there a$$.

[mr 707]

that will buff right out.

[Billohio]

That silver 73 is great. I am not a silver fan but with the wheels and black top that is striking

[resto4u]

I have seen the z posted on nasty-z. It is original paint. The paint on the left front fender was all checked by the headlight and very light surface rust. The last time i talked to the owner, he said it was going to the paint shop. I do not know if he had a blend or a complete repaint.

[Bill Pritchard]

Originally Posted by resto4u

I have seen the z posted on nasty-z. It is original paint. The paint on the left front fender was all checked by the headlight and very light surface rust. The last time i talked to the owner, he said it was going to the paint shop. I do not know if he had a blend or a complete repaint.

If he did a complete repaint on that, he's out of his mind!