1970 Z/28 needs resto.... $6500

[John]

....1970 Z/28 camaro

1970 Z/28 needs resto.....

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[John]

.... Paint delete on trim tag

.... Is that F41 suspension on it too?

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[luzl78]

That would be a very expensive restoration. Once you start tearing it down, that rust is gonna be everywhere

[COPO]

I always laugh when I see these ads stating if someone doesn't buy it, &quot;I will do it myself&quot; or &quot;it will never be for sale again&quot;. It does appear to be a legit '70 Z-28, but as mentioned by others, one would be terribly upside down in the car if restored properly. Curious what color the car was painted at the factory (black??).

Also of note is the trim tag does not mention the stripe color, so wondering if it was originally delivered without stripes. Most 70 Z-28's from Norwood will be stamped &quot;Z28.10, Z28.19, 28.10, or 28.19&quot; on the TT designating white or black stripes.

Regardless, its a real Z-28 and if someone wants to get in at a low price, does their own work and throws money at it over time, would make a nice ride, but it would be a labor of love with no chance to recover money invested.

[x77-69z28]

Besides an extensive restoration, the add doesn't state that it is the original engine. Only states that it doesn't run and has the wrong heads, and an automatic trans, replacing the orig 4 speed. I would pass on this one.
Buddy