'70 Z/28, #s, Unrestored +1 repaint

[scuncio]

Really like the honest look of this Z...if the price is right.

Link to 1970 Z/28 auction (https://ebay.to/2OR2NOd)

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[L16pilot]

"Really like the honest look of this Z"

Agreed until I saw the block stamps. I sent the seller a message asking for details but have not received any reply.

[Billohio]

Did 70s have the vin by filter like 69s? I saw this car on ebay also

[BCreekDave]

Looks like a CTG stamp....auto 70 Z would be CTC

VIN would be down by the filter

Not to mention a January 18 stamp for an 03A car. Way too early. My block is a first week April stamp for a second week April TT.

[BCreekDave]

Did 70s have the vin by filter like 69s? I saw this car on ebay also
Yes, Norwood cars for sure. Van Nuys cars had it on the pad under the alternator.

[Jonesy]

Well it sold for $29,500 back on Nov 1. Agreed, that stamping doesn't look right

[Billohio]

Seller never replied to my email on the block

[COPO]

CTG stamping is a 1970 Corvette 350-300 HP block and Norwood Camaros from that time period would normally have VIN stamp by the oil filter and not on the front pad. Still a good looking car.