Original 2-Tone '69 Z/28

[scuncio]

Looks like this one came Olympic Gold with a white painted top. I'd love to see it returned to its original, unconventional colors. Not sure it adds any value to the car but it sure is more interesting than the current color (no offense to guys with green Zs)

Link to 1969 Camaro Z/28 auction (https://ebay.to/33z337d)

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[olredalert]

----Are correct master cylinders that hard to come by? It seems that 8 out of 10 69 Camaros and Chevelle's have the wrong one. And, I might as well say, what's up with the polished chambered system? That's a new one...….Bill S

[Spooky]

is that a "K" on the trans Vin?
Somebody can take nice looking pics!

Looks darker than Rally Green and lighter than Fathom green. Yes the car has flaws but I like it. Not for matching #s money though.

[Bill Pritchard]

Seems to me like a whole lotta BS and misinformation in that listing, for no good reason.

[BCreekDave]

December DZ engine for a July TT?

[68bronze]

I parted out a x77 back in the 70,s very rare cowl tags heres my tag! this is the picture of my x77 in 1974 repainted lemans blue:3gears:

[68bronze]

x77 cowl tag 65 50

[RSSSfan]

I guess I didn't even realize that the two-tone was available for the Z's, but I suppose there is no reason for it not to be. I have never seen one of these.

[Kurt S]

In 20+ years, I've only run across 3 2-tone Z's.
And it looks like this car and one of the three were probably ordered by the same dealer!

[Sean]

It is a really pretty car. But why do a resto and not make it the original color and especially being 2-tone would make it really special in my book. 15-20k maybe to do so?

[RSSSfan]

It's a nice car, but non-original drivetrain and a color that is not the original color nor a standard color offered in that MY. (Unless the pictures just make the color look off) For the money spent on the car, he might as well have gone full resto-mod on it to maximize the selling price, because someone wanting an original correct Z won't want to spend that kind of coin, and someone wanting a modified car will probably want the upgraded brakes, suspension, FI, AC, etc. Someone built it to their own tastes, and I can appreciate that, but it's going to be hard to recoup that investment.