4900 mile 1969 Z28
 

I was checking my emails today and I saw this car in a link for an upcoming auction in November. I thought some members of the site would be interested in it. One of my favorite colors for a Z! :D

https://www.gaaclassiccars.com/vehic...let-camaro-z28

The Z/28 emblem is not straight on the front fender

Factory FU?? low miles, was it a race car?

well worn steering column unless alot of 1/4 mile ignition on / offs !

Nice car !!! The description explains alot.

----It looks like the Z emblem on the other side is straight....Bill S

Information writeup. “Correct Polyglas Tires” aren’t of course. They’re F70’s and they’re Polyglas. The E70 Wide Tread GT in the trunk IS correct however;)

Nice air cleaner element :-)

Standard interior with grab handle on pass dash

I’m sure guys smarter than me will chime in, but …hmmm…I’m still trying to figure out what collapsed rings are:)

That's Z23, special interior.

How can it be one owner when he's dead?

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Subject VIN 124379L517805
Sold new @ Frank D. Clay & Son Chevrolet, Pasadena CA
Old Dealer/established in 1922, I don’t have their Dealer Code but Fsc66 may?
:beers:
~ Pete

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Wew, that body and paint is sweet.

Anyone been to one of their auctions? Might be a nice place to visit

Impressive so far.

must have had a lot of keys on his keychain

Maybe he was Bookman from Good Times....

Assuming this is a joke?
Orange!!!!

shows sold for 132,500

what's with the additional receiver under the dash, for FM reception? Was that a dealer or customer addon?

Yes, for FM reception. Probably added by the owner.

I haven't seen one of those FM converters in a while! I used to sell them when I worked at Lafayette Radio.

I have been to this auction twice. Not really a great place to visit in my opinion. But I live in Charlotte and this auction is in Greensboro which doesn't offer that much IMO. There are a few good buys at this auction but a lot of cobbled together cars that I doubt most of this group would appreciate.
I had one of those FM converters in my 1970 Maverick in 1978. Thought I had the best radio out there LOL.