Yes, it is a 4spd. The car hasn't run in years, was put away wet, but every single part is accounted for. Going to help the Son get it running (very carefully). Very interesting story about his Dad, He was always a street/track racer, was into 348/409 Impalas early on. I actually saw a copy of a letter that his wife wrote to Chevy in '63 trying to get a Z11. Got into 2nd Gen Z's later on and this was the last one. Unfortunately, being an Infantry Marine in Nam got him exposed heavily to Agent Orange and that took him years ago, way before his time

Looks like a no stripe car? I hope to see some more pictures of this car. Thanks for sharing. What does the shift knob look like? This is what I believe it might look like.

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This needs to go to MCACN for vintage certification

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Looks like no AC either, that's the way I like them.

Type LT interior with std Z emblems and no Type LT emblem on sail panel. Odometer shows only .2 miles. Nice car, love to see more pictures including cowl tag.

https://www.mecum.com/lots/SC0516-24...camaro-rs-z28/

‘73 Type LT Z RS

Sorry didn't mean to confuse anyone one. The interior picture is my 73 Z28 that I am restoring, I was curious what shift knob is in the OPs 7K mile 73.

Will definitely get some more pics as we get into it

I like the 73 Z because you could get them with automatic transmission and AC. Nice cruising car.