Re: 1967 Z28 survivor
 

Sam unfortunately, I am not a 67 Z owner yet. However someday I hope to be. I also have a soft spot for the 67 L78 Camaros.

Re: 1967 Z28 survivor
 

Bill, I'm new to the site, do I dare ask who the two guys in Detroit area are? I would love to see that car when it's done! Dave B.

Re: 1967 Z28 survivor
 

I thought my car was optioned out fairly well. I'd like to know what the most optioned 67 z28 is.

Who is doing the restoration on it??

Mike
1967 z28 ready for resto

Re: 1967 Z28 survivor
 

Mike your buddy at Heartbeat and I believe Al Maynard...and it might have these options https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...ns/naughty.gif

Re: 1967 Z28 survivor
 

Mark,

I heard from the former owner that the car's restoration is being documented on an internet website. Can you provide us with a link? This is the 19th '67 Z-28 built according to paperwork from Vince Piggins. Built January 10th, 1967.

-Jon

Re: 1967 Z28 survivor
 

Jon, No wonder it brought so much money! It is going to be on Heartbeat City's website, but I haven't seen it on there yet.

Re: 1967 Z28 survivor
 

Mark,

I was led to believe that the restoration of the car was already being posted on the internet but when I looked on the Heartbeat City website, I didn't find anything. I'm guessing that means it might be on another website.

Speaking of values, I'm wondering if the original dealership might have more bearing on a '67 Z28s value rather than specific options or colors. Any thoughts on what a Yenko Stormer or Nickey '67 Z28 might bring? I do have an original block for one of the Stormers.

-Jon

Re: 1967 Z28 survivor
 

Mark you're good, that tag definitely matches up with the car I saw. If any of you guys end up finding that website let me know. I'd love to check it out. Dave B.

Re: 1967 Z28 survivor
 

Jon, I think this whole value conversation is anyone's guess with these cars. There is no doubt in my mind that the colors and options have a definite impact on the value, probably more so than the delivering dealer. With the exception, however, of those with either TA race history or the dealer modified cars like a Stormer. I'm not sure whether a "normal" street Z delivered to Nickey would command significantly more money than any other dealer.

Jim at Heartbeat was the person that said it would be on his site and I am unaware of any other site showing the car at this time.

Will do Dave...I would have considered paying $100K for that car if I would have known about it before it was sold given that it was the #19 car and obviously owned by someone "in the know" https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...mlins/grin.gif

Re: 1967 Z28 survivor
 

With-in the last year there was a Berger 68 Z sold, it was in Hemmings and the asking was in the mid to high 20's. I called about it at the time and the guy still had the car. He had all the Berger paperwork if I am not mistaken.
Not a 67 but still would have been a nice one to have.