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1971 Camaro Z28 Original Unrestored 4 speed Black
1971 Camaro Z28
Original and unrestored, has had some fluffing. This is an extremely rare and authentic Z28 Camaro with only 4862 produced in 1971. LT-1 / 350 CI solid lifter engine with 4-speed Muncie M22 transmission (only 1,290 Camaros got the M22 in 1971) 3.73 posi Real Black with White Rally Stripes Black/white cloth interior Protect-o-Plate Numbers matching drive train 16,XXX original miles True factory optioned Rally Sport Z28 This is a very original '71. Runs and drives great too. $55,000.00 Pics and docs to follow soon. https://www.yenko.net/attachments/use...rs_black.4.png https://www.yenko.net/attachments/use...rs_black.1.png https://www.yenko.net/attachments/use...rs_black.2.png |
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Ooooooo......beauty ....
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Was it from N.C. recently?
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I know that car well and it's everything you say it is.
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The original owner is from Erie PA and had the car until 2010, where it was purchased from him by a dealer and sold to a collector in VA who sold it to us.
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Sure doesn't look like it experienced any Erie winters! Great looking car with a sweet color! Good luck Stefano. [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/biggthumpup.gif[/img]
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With 16,300 miles, it wasn't driven much
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In 1971 the Z21 trim group was not apart of the RS package?
Interesting... learn a new thing everyday. GL - saw the car with Eddie as RS. Cool pc. |
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This Z28 has Z21 style trim?
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Very nice Z, good luck with the sale. [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/biggthumpup.gif[/img]
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Stefano</div><div class="ubbcode-body">This Z28 has Z21 style trim? </div></div>
Steve....the style trim consisted of the chrome molding that goes across the back of the hood by the wipers and down each door, chrome roof drip moldings, and a chrome ring around the center of each tail light lense. From what I see this car has the style trim. And I must say this is a very nice car my friend.....good luck with the sale! |
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Thanks,
That is what I was saying.....it's has style trim which Dan seemed to be questioning......? If it had The RS option in 70 -71, Z22 then it should have come with Z21 also. |
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Sorry Steve - I must be confusing cars. I took pics of a Z at Russo with the RS pack and no Z21. I swore it was this car but clearly I'm wrong. I even commented to Eddie about it. I'm sorry gents... I'll keep quiet from now on.
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Don't have to keep quiet Dan. You are learning just like the rest of us. Discussions are healthy.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: MosportGreen66</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Sorry Steve - I must be confusing cars. I took pics of a Z at Russo with the RS pack and no Z21. I swore it was this car but clearly I'm wrong. I even commented to Eddie about it. I'm sorry gents... I'll keep quiet from now on.
</div></div> I think that was the 72. Near identical color wise.. [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/biggthumpup.gif[/img] |
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No problems with discussions, that is what makes this site the best. You were confusing me, which is not difficult to do at times. I thought I was missing something.
I didn't even see the other Black '71 or '72? Regarding the 1971 in NC, while it is black, it has a white vinyl interior, not the original motor and has been repainted. It seems to be a nice Z28..........just not on par with this one. |
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Would probably have to be a 71. Black wasn't an available F-body color in 1972 unless special ordered.
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It was sold from the same dealership and lived in the same town as my 66 L78 ragtop...
They are both survivor type cars and now 40+ years later are both in the Chicagoland area. Pretty cool Hey Stefano, Give me a call when you get the chance Thanks Orlando 219-718-2614 |
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[img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/drool.gif[/img] That's one nice ride! Must've been the last year of the solid lifter engines??? Not sure but was it '71 or '72 as being the last year Z/28's came with a 12 bolt posi...? [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/biggthumpup.gif[/img]
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I am pretty sure that 1972 was the last year of the solid lifter LT-1 and 1970 was the only year for the 12 bolt in the F-Body.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Dave Rifkin</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I am pretty sure that 1972 was the last year of the solid lifter LT-1 and 1970 was the only year for the 12 bolt in the F-Body. </div></div>
x2, with the exception that I am 100% certain that 72 was the last year for the solid lifters. |
Re: 1971 Camaro Z28 Original Unrestored 4 speed Black
All LT1's were solid lifter, the '73 Z28 was L82 with no solid lifters.
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The 73 L82 had all the other good stuff of a LT-1 including forged pistons, 2.02 heads, screw in studs, steel crank and pink rods but it had the hydraulic cam and Q-jet carb. Has anybody seen a Rally sport front end on a 73 Camaro after January 1973? I always wondered if the option was discontinued because of the increased bumper regulations.
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I think the RS was available until 01-01-73. My college roommate had a RS Z28 and I never thought that was available in 1973 until years later. It was quite a bear of a car.
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The RS option was available later than 1/1/73. A friend of mine factory ordered a new RS/Type LT/Z28 well after the first of the year, and got it. Unbeknownst to most folks who try to add the RS option onto a 73 Camaro after-the-fact, there are numerous special 'one year only' reinforcements on the front structure necessary to comply with the revised 1973 bumper standards.
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Thanks Bill, I didn't know that it was available after 01/01/73.
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I just sold an 06D Z28 car that had the RS option.
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I drove this car across the block at Russo (I was a volunteer driver), it was one of the nicer cars there and a great survivor. A very tight, crisp car.
Good luck with the sale. Phil Woj. |
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Color copies of the originals
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Man thats a great car.
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hi if it was one pc. spoiler car i would think about buying it, but seams be a pretty nice car, good luck with the sale
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Man, that sounds nice!
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Unless they are hidden I only see one hose (evap) going to the vapor canister. There should be 4 lines going to that canister. Mike
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Wrong valve covers.
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What's the difference on the valve covers and what makes them wrong for this car? If I read the window sticker right the tall rear spoiler came with the car as part of the Z/28 option by the time this car was ordered?
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