1967 Camaro Pace Car Find

[Pro Stock John]

Some guy found this car, how many of these did they make?

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Can't get the pics to work, anyway, in here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1818709758418958/?multi_permalinks=2600569153566344&comment_id=2601022320187694&notif_id=1612123350515046&notif_t=feedback_reaction_generic&ref=notif

[chevyman0429]

Here

[Pro Stock John]

Ton of work, but low production right

[firstgenaddict]

Boy oh boy I don't know if I would do that one even if it were a L78...

[luzl78]

Boy oh boy I don't know if I would do that one even if it were a L78...
If it was a L78 I would definitely do it, no matter what.

[chevyman0429]

Wasn’t the L78 4K on cowl tag ?

[scuncio]

Correct, this car is an L35.

[Jonesy]

I would definately take on that project. It actually doesnt look that bad from the pics I saw on Facebook. Worth saving IMO.

[Pro Stock John]

Yeah who ever stripped it for parts did the tub a favor by leaving it on that trailer. I figure there are so many parts out there the guys can either put it back to together and sell it. Low production right?

[bergy]

There are some documented early L78 cars that had a 4N on the tag. Likely not this one though!

[chevyman0429]

Is there anyway to identify it as a pace car off the cowl tag?

[luzl78]

Is there anyway to identify it as a pace car off the cowl tag?

The l181a on the bottom of the cowl tag

[COPO]

........and secondarily the "C-1" but L181A is most important and the 04C build date helps as well.