'69 Z, White on White, #s, POP
 

Looks like a nice car - wish the seller would post the engine stamp.

I've only run across a handful of white-on-white '69 Z/28s. Pretty nice looking color combo on these cars and I'm surprised it wasn't more popular in the day

Link to 1969 Z/28 auction

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That is one sharp Z.

Hate to start nit picking, but that car is way too early to get the blue mylar VIN decal in the door.

Window sticker is a repro; several ECL errors.

Not only is the Window Sticker a reproduction,it's a Xerox copy of a reproduction...LOL.

Who put the 6 cyl coil springs in the front end.....lol.

Paul

So knowing some of the flaws pointed out, what’s a fair price?

Actually, didnt the Z use 6 cylinder springs to lower it more than the SS??

That car does look too low in the one picture Tony posted

I think that tag goes on a C2 Corvette spriing. There is no EF spring in the 69 Camaro spring chart.

Have no idea what the springs are from. They are not NOS; you can see the pits. They were blasted and painted. Nothing wrong with that.

It sits about where mine sits in the front. Mine has BB springs with a coil (or two..... can't remember, as I did that in 1977). I have the original springs, and can put it back stock in an afternoon if I want.

Hard to put a price on this one. The fake WS is a real turn off. I did not read the ad in detail. Is he representing it to be the original? If so, then buyer beware. If they will fake the WS, what else has been faked?

I like the car. I really like the white interior.

I would also be suspicious of the POP.

There is no residence at 2910 Red River St. in Austin, TX.

Not saying it isn't POSSIBLE that the original homes have been leveled and commercial buildings put in place, but it seems odd to me that most fake POPs have a non existent address.