1969 Allen Green Camaro Runway Friction Test ZL1?

[dans68]

This was the Allen Green ZL-1. And it was a automatic This pic was taken by a close friend at a Seattle area track that doesn't exist anymore

[CamarosRus]

Dan Do you have access to any
more pics as i bought the #27
as the Candy Red B/MP

As I was in the Army/ Viet Nam I
never saw the car raced by Dick
Tutino.

The lace paintjob was over the
factory Fathom Green

[dans68]

I'll look into it.

[Woj]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: dans68</div><div class="ubbcode-body">



This was the Allen Green ZL-1. And it was a automatic This pic was taken by a close friend at a Seattle area track that doesn't exist anymore </div></div>

Cool photo Dan.

That rounds out this story nicely.

Phil W.

[169indy]

ALL IN.
Cool set of Pics!

[CamarosRus]

The condition as I bought the #27 in 1975. Born with ZL-1 aluminum block/heads was running Edelbrock tunnel ram and two 4500 Hollys.
Chrysler/Liberty 4 spd and Dana 60 Diff (?? ratio)

Car had OEM wheel house, and compared to todays 69' Camaro stock class NHRA had terrible suspension

[Tracker1]

Why would someone cover up that beautiful Alan Green lace and gold livery with ugly red paint? What a shame they didn't just put their own name in gold on the side like the 'Alan Green' treatment. Car must have been stunning to see at the track. Thanks for the pics.

[Carleen]

Its not the same Camaro, only same Vin#

[markjohnson]

Yep, it certainly sounds like the real car didn't survive unfortunately but it certainly cemented the ZL-1 legend in history!