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PeteLeathersac 08-15-2011 12:40 AM

Re: Is this a real Z28?
 
Info below from auction description:

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~ Pete

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VIN 124377N166385

Trim Tag

01A T
ST 67-12637 NOR 66474 BODY
TR 779-Z L2 PAINT
W 2LG 3L
4P

Engine pad 7N166385 V1229MO
Casting # 3892657
Casting date K 8 6

Heads 3890462
Casting date L 16 6 (both)

Intake 3917610
Casting date 12 4 66

Exhaust manifold
RH Casting 3840912
Casting date L 4 6
LH Casting 3892679
Casting date K 26 6

Alternator
Casting # 1100693
Casting date 6 M 29

Trans N166385
Casting #3885010
Casting date P7T20

Differential
Casting # 3894860
Casting date 12 28 G
Code QL

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01A Built first week of Jan 67
T Turquoise interior color
67-12637 Model year, sport coupe w/deluxe interior
NOR Built in Norwood Ohio
66474 Fisher body number
TR 779-Z Trim Deluxe Turquoise bucket seats
L Tahoe Turquoise paint
2 Black vinyl top (&amp; stripes)
W Tinted windshield
2LG 4 speed trans console
3L Z22 rally sport equipment
4P Very early Z/28 (12-29-66 thru 1-12-67) All early Z/28’s were built on the same 4P platform as the SS350.
(4L code did not appear until cars released in February 67)

resto4u 08-15-2011 01:49 AM

Re: Is this a real Z28?
 
contact jon mello or jerry. They have the vin#s of the first 25 67 z28's built.

Zedder 08-15-2011 02:08 AM

Re: Is this a real Z28?
 
VIN #'s are not on the memo that you are thinking of.

resto4u 08-15-2011 02:12 AM

Re: Is this a real Z28?
 
I thought the 25 list with the selling dealers had the vin#s.

Zedder 08-15-2011 02:25 AM

Re: Is this a real Z28?
 
Nope.......

69RSZ 08-15-2011 02:45 AM

Re: Is this a real Z28?
 
What a deal huh Mark?

Zedder 08-15-2011 02:55 AM

Re: Is this a real Z28?
 
Ron, it's a shame he spent all that money on it when it would have made a gorgeous &quot;SS&quot; or &quot;RS&quot;.

Notice no provision on the floor pans for the factory radius rod?

resto4u 08-15-2011 06:29 AM

Re: Is this a real Z28?
 
This was the owners reply to me.
Roger,
I have no docs but I was able to trace it back to the 2nd owner, I'm number 5.
It is #20 of the first 25. I didn't even know about the Z registry until I listed the car and someone told me about it.


- kinyurd

69RSZ 08-15-2011 07:24 PM

Re: Is this a real Z28?
 
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Zedder</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Ron, it's a shame he spent all that money on it when it would have made a gorgeous &quot;SS&quot; or &quot;RS&quot;.

Notice no provision on the floor pans for the factory radius rod? </div></div>

Allthough for 45k you cant restore a car for that price so even though it might not be a z,yes it would have made a nice SS/RS clone.Risky selling it as a real 67 Z if you cant prove it.

PeteLeathersac 08-15-2011 08:07 PM

Re: Is this a real Z28?
 
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 69RSZ</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> ...yes it would have made a nice SS/RS clone...</div></div>

As long as the trim tag is the original, w/ 4P and 3L wasn't it an SS/RS already just not one of the early Z's unless solidly substantiated?.

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~ Pete


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