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Originally Posted by olredalert (Post 1599884)

----Noticed the manufactuer plate on this Z. Wonder if this Camaro is out there somewhere?....Bill S

I believe (??) that this is the final prototype for the 1967 Z28. If that's true then it is probably long gone.

Notice the rear spoiler which didn't make it into production for the 1967 Camaro (all models).

A health update:

Well I finally saw my doctor this past Wednesday. And the news is not too good. Having COVID has left me with Oxygen depleted blood. My O2 level is not where it's supposed to be. Not even close. So I am on the O2 machine in my bedroom 24/7. I have my PC and a decent TV so it's not like home jail. I can disconnect myself when I go to the kitchen but being off the O2 definitely wears me out very quickly.

So my son (God Bless him) does all the shopping and anything needed outside of the home.

I've lost 12 pounds since my ordeal started (Yippee!) but my appetite is slowing coming back.

I did some monkeying around with the O2 hoses they gave me so now I have one that reaches not only anywhere in my bedroom but also into my bathroom. That helps alot.

The doctor says be positive about healing but it's going to take time - like months. That sucks because I can no longer drive my car. I can but it requires I put this big O2 tank in the back seat so I am on O2 while driving - not worth the effort. Oh well.

Sorry to read this, Lee. Hoping your condition will continue to improve more quickly than the Docs expect.

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Same here Lee, sorry to hear but good to know your lad's on the scene and hope you're feeling better soon!
Would an extra O2 Tank left in the car be possible w/ quick connect or its own top end parts?:hmmm:
:beers:
~ Pete

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Originally Posted by PeteLeathersac (Post 1599908)

Thanks for the suggestion. The truth is, I just don't like the idea of driving around with a 50 cubic foot cylinder presurized to 3000 lbs in the trunk of my car. It comes with this "caddy" so it's not just a cylinder. The only time I will have to is when I go for my doctor's visits which now are once every 3 weeks.

It takes about 30 minutes (each way) for the visit. Too long for me to be without O2 as we discovered last week when my "number" dropped too low. I'm supposed to be at 90 (normal) but I registered at 70.

I'm sure all of you have seen one of these at one time or another:

https://i.postimg.cc/NGNWgqD6/blood-oxygen-levels1.jpg