'69 Z/28, MacNeish Certified, with '69 ZL1 Transplant

[scuncio]

This is pretty close to how I would have built it - as far as ZL1 transplants go, it's pretty well done. Not sure I would have built it around a Z/28, but I can't argue with how clean and 'factory' everything appears to be.

Link to 1969 Z/28, ZL1 Transplant (https://ebay.to/3c6mp8b)

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https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/vCwAAOSwIBJejoLc/s-l1600.jpg

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[AnthonyS]

Early build car.

[69L78]

This car is local to me & has been for sale & has been at Hershey more than a few times in the past 15 years advertised at $99k.

[chris slawski]

interesting to see more than the Certification from Jerry in a listing....adds some credibility i think

[DW31S]

This car is local to me & has been for sale & has been at Hershey more than a few times in the past 15 years advertised at $99k.

I remember seeing it at Atlantic City MORE than 15 years ago and it was priced (IIRC) in the $60s. Had lots of flash rust on the fasteners back then, but still wasn't horrendous.

[69L78]

I remember seeing it at Atlantic City MORE than 15 years ago and it was priced (IIRC) in the $60s. Had lots of flash rust on the fasteners back then, but still wasn't horrendous.

He had it listed on Harrisburg CL about 1 yr ago.

[DW31S]

He had it listed on Harrisburg CL about 1 yr ago.
I think Triangle Automotive had it at Atlantic City when I saw it way back when.