'71 Z/28, Amazing 17,391-mi Original Paint Car
 

Pretty nice example here, in good colors. 362 miles per year...can you imagine?

Smog stuff is gone but most everything else looks like it's been there a while.

Link to 1971 Z/28 auction

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Interesting that it has a hanging gas pedal but the floor mount is there.

From the EBay write up:
Original owner undercoated/rust proofed (Z-Bart) the car, added headers, hood lock pins, 8 track (NOS AM radio included), anti-theft door lock knobs and alarm. The original owner also removed the emission can (canister included), installed performance coil, replaced exhaust with dual flow mufflers, dealer installed gas pedal (original included).

It made it to BAT. https://bringatrailer.com/listing/19...amaro-z-28-18/

Was that pass door painted at some point.?

Ditto
 

That’s what I thought, sure looks darker.

Nice car!

A tire change would take that car up a couple levels.

----Somebody changed out the rear exhaust, maybe more, as the tips now appear to be the chromed ones. Makes the car look a lot better IMHO...Bill S

Did you watch the driving video?

What do you guys think of the engine pad?

Here is a link to an add from a dealer in Tucson AZ. It had better looking tires on it back then.
https://tucsonclassics.com/inventory...ored-original/

They know how to take photos. That car looks 10X better there.

I've searched around and found a couple of Z28's in this time frame that have the same style stamping. If you search the web, you will find better pictures of this car's stampings that you can see clearly and they are odd like the others I have seen. It doesn't look like the best effort to sell a rare, low mile car with the pictures they posted. It looks like a cool car though.

Too bad they put 70 tail pipes on a 71. They do look better than the rusty tail pipes but still wrong.

Broadcast sheet for a Norwood early 2nd Gen is quite rare. Nice Z!