The Supercar Registry - 1970 1/2 Hugger Z28 4 speed

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Re: 1970 1/2 Hugger Z28 4 speed

SS,
It is all your fault, always is. BTW, your SL is priced to high. There are other ones I can buy for less https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...ins/tongue.gif

Re: 1970 1/2 Hugger Z28 4 speed

I have seen this car and it is as nice as they come from body fit to paint and detail it was done right.. Theese days with 10k dollar paint jobs and the price of nos parts a guy could easily put 40k into restoring a 307 Camaro. Theese days if a guy wants a real car with real parts they are getting harder and harder to find. I truely think if he sells this car for what he is asking in a few months he could not find a replacement for what he sold it for. Its going to be the same old story in six months people saying that car was a deal I should have bought it.

Re: 1970 1/2 Hugger Z28 4 speed

I'll throw my two cents in , too. That Z is beautiful.

Rick, Bob (former owner of the Z in question) is an extremely "stand up" guy, as are all the others who posted positive things about this car.

I believe that I know where you were coming from...you just worded it the wrong way. Some people only buy documented cars, and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. If that's the most important thing to you about a car...then really early on you knew this car wasn't for you!

Then when somebody called you on the way you worded what you said and the price of the car with no docs...you got defensive. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/dunno.gif

Fairly early on in the post it was abundantly clear that the car didn't have docs...but you chose to revisit the price of the car and why it was supposedly worth 50K...you wanted an explanation for the 'high' price of the car.

What did you expect the owner of the car (Stefano) to do? His reaction was a normal reaction to being put on the defensive...plus, since he's the owner of the car...he can choose to sell it or not.

I agree...alot of headaches could have been avoided with all of this...if you would have used the PM method (PRIVATE MESSAGE)and kept this off the site. Stuff like this is the MAIN reason that I got out of this hobby 20 years ago.

They are just cars...get out there and enjoy them (It's really a blast, you know! https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...mlins/grin.gif)

Peace out...my man! https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...mlins/cool.gif

Re: 1970 1/2 Hugger Z28 4 speed

I know the gentleman who recentely purchased that gorgeous citrus 70Z for "all the money" is smiling like the cheshire cat after reading this thread,lol

Re: 1970 1/2 Hugger Z28 4 speed

All this recent talk about Z28s, this one is still for sale. Additional Info and pics via private email.

Re: 1970 1/2 Hugger Z28 4 speed

You have mail, you have mail, Yay! Yay!

Re: 1970 1/2 Hugger Z28 4 speed

The car is done top to bottom. It has been driven so will need a bit of elbow grease if you want to show it. The underbody is the correct red oxide even though it may look like orange paint it is not.

[image]http://http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a79...8/208c778b.jpg[/image]

Re: 1970 1/2 Hugger Z28 4 speed

I would like to see some additional pictures and some information on your 70 z28

Re: 1970 1/2 Hugger Z28 4 speed