Clean 2nd-gen 4-speed Z/28

[scuncio]

I never liked the '74 Z as a kid, but I'm warming up to the design in my middle age. Last year of the Muncie.... These were everywhere when I was in high school.

http://ebay.to/2b2sRka

[cook_dw]

I had a 75 when I first went to college back in '96.. Traded a shortblock and $300.. Loved that car.. Wish I would have kept it..

[HawkX66]

Originally Posted by scuncio

I never liked the '74 Z as a kid, but I'm warming up to the design in my middle age. Last year of the Muncie.... These were everywhere when I was in high school.
http://ebay.to/2b2sRka

I've changed a lot of my thinking over the years, but those fugly bumpers still don't do it for me. It's a shame because the rest of the Z is pretty sharp.

[markinnaples]

The middle 2nd gens have a special place in my heart as my first car was a '76 Rally Sport, so obviously there is an emotional attachment to them. They're starting to rise in price these days. Nice Z, always loved those '74-only Z28 decal package.

[RPOLS3]

Trim tag screws?

[scuncio]

Pretty sure trim tags were screwed on in 74 and beyond.

[Craig_Maiorana]

I will check one of the disco bumper cars in our bone yard and see how TT is affixed

[chevyman0429]

Well I'm just gonna put it out there my father wasn't the most honest guy and did anything when I was a kid for money. As soon as I seen this pic it brought back a memory. My father had a z28 just like this same color inside and out dropped at his house years and years ago to receive a new identity. Of course I was very young at the time ( around 30 years ago). Highly unlikely the same car but you never know.

[Jonesy]

Yes the 1974 z/28 trim tag was put on with screws. Heres mine on my orig 33K mile car

[mssl72]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Jonesy</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Yes the 1974 z/28 trim tag was put on with screws...</div></div>

+1 as Jonesy said! Mine are attached with screws too!