69 Z28 w/ P-O-P on Ebay
 

Check out this 69Z. Looks nice but block appears to be restamped and no pic of the P-O-P.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...MakeTrack=true

Could this be another fake? I think we need a 69 Z-28 Registry to keep track of the real documented cars with history.

Paul

Re: 69 Z28 w/ P-O-P on Ebay
 

-------If that car didnt start life as a Z28 somebody spent some time on it. Nice car, good color!!!.........Bill S

Re: 69 Z28 w/ P-O-P on Ebay
 

I didn't see a pic of the protecto plate. Did I just miss it?

Lynn

Re: 69 Z28 w/ P-O-P on Ebay
 

I dont like the gap in days between the casting date and assemble date of the engine. My car is a norwood car and it is K12 68 casting 1I19 is the assemble date and the car is dated last week of Nov 68

Re: 69 Z28 w/ P-O-P on Ebay
 

It has to be real. It has a "Caution Fan" sticker. We need a Graemlin for that that says "Caution Fan Stickers Suck"

Re: 69 Z28 w/ P-O-P on Ebay
 

Have to say, I love the Caution Fan sticker also. Few months back, did a Ford eng comp, so I got a little creative around the shop. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/smile.gif

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...m/Caution3.jpg

dave

Re: 69 Z28 w/ P-O-P on Ebay
 

Some Sox fans were seen standing in line for Cubs season tickets here this week wearing those decals on their Sox jackets.

Re: 69 Z28 w/ P-O-P on Ebay
 

I have this car in my database. It came out of Minnesota with a real DZ engine in it that had the original stamping of V0501DZ. Now it shows up with POP. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...thumbsdown.gif

Us Minnesotans are pretty honest people https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...mlins/grin.gif

Re: 69 Z28 w/ P-O-P on Ebay
 

Someone is willing to pay nearly $50,000 for it. Poeple need to educate themselves before laying down that kind of cash. I guess that is why the value of the real original documented Z-28's has gone through the roof.

Paul

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I have this car in my database. It came out of Minnesota with a real DZ engine in it that had the original stamping of V0501DZ. .... https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...thumbsdown.gif

Good catch Mike. So, I am guessing the "original stamping of V0501DZ" was not represented as the car's original motor, correct? Wonder what VIN was on it. With the internet resources, it is a shame more guys aren't making efforts to reunite engines and cars.

Lynn