1971 Camaro Z28 Original Unrestored 4 speed Black

[Bill Pritchard]

In regards to the spoiler, my ever-failing memory seems to recall that the tall 3 pc rear spoiler was only a COPO option in 1970 and early in the 71 model year....by mid 71 production, the tall 3 pc spoiler became standard. [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/dunno.gif[/img]

[Stefano]

Bill, I believe that you are correct. Also I don't see why an early to mid '71 couldn't have 70 style valve covers?

[roeville]

Originally Posted by Stefano

Bill, I believe that you are correct. Also I don't see why an early to mid '71 couldn't have 70 style valve covers?

It could, and it would be understandable for someone to install them because the 71 valve covers are very difficult to find but I doubt this car had 1970 valve covers at mid-year. My 71 01D Norwood car had 71 valve covers.

No one has mentioned the incorrect shift knob? Or smog?

[owners2]

Originally Posted by Bill Pritchard

In regards to the spoiler, my ever-failing memory seems to recall that the tall 3 pc rear spoiler was only a COPO option in 1970 and early in the 71 model year....by mid 71 production, the tall 3 pc spoiler became standard.

. Your answer is 100% correct. It's mentioned just this way in the GM heritage notes in the 71 section.

[Stefano]

Still available.

[olredalert]

----Black/white stripe, deluxe interior, &quot;RS&quot; Z/28. This is the epitome of the 70-up Z/28s IMHO. Especially in this unbelieveable condition! I had a 73 that appeared identical at 10 feet but was just a pretender with its (basicly) L-82. Why is this car still for sale? Mystifying......Bill S

[Stefano]

Hard to believe that the original owner was still at the same address.

He autocrossed and drag raced this Z28, which he special ordered.

BTW it is Sold, and will be at MCACN this fall.

[Stefano]

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Back on the market.