1967 Z28 survivor

[olredalert]

-----That high option 67 Z ended up in the Detroit area owned by two guys we all know. It is presently being restored to a very high standard!..........Bill S

[Denis]

So does anyone know what options the "high option Z" is alleged to have?

[Zedder]

Mike your buddy at Heartbeat and I believe Al Maynard...and it might have these options

[1967Z28]

Mark,

I heard from the former owner that the car's restoration is being documented on an internet website. Can you provide us with a link? This is the 19th '67 Z-28 built according to paperwork from Vince Piggins. Built January 10th, 1967.

-Jon

[Zedder]

Jon, No wonder it brought so much money! It is going to be on Heartbeat City's website, but I haven't seen it on there yet.

[1967Z28]

Mark,

I was led to believe that the restoration of the car was already being posted on the internet but when I looked on the Heartbeat City website, I didn't find anything. I'm guessing that means it might be on another website.

Speaking of values, I'm wondering if the original dealership might have more bearing on a '67 Z28s value rather than specific options or colors. Any thoughts on what a Yenko Stormer or Nickey '67 Z28 might bring? I do have an original block for one of the Stormers.

-Jon

[6t7 camaro]

Mark you're good, that tag definitely matches up with the car I saw. If any of you guys end up finding that website let me know. I'd love to check it out. Dave B.

[Zedder]

Jon, I think this whole value conversation is anyone's guess with these cars. There is no doubt in my mind that the colors and options have a definite impact on the value, probably more so than the delivering dealer. With the exception, however, of those with either TA race history or the dealer modified cars like a Stormer. I'm not sure whether a "normal" street Z delivered to Nickey would command significantly more money than any other dealer.

Jim at Heartbeat was the person that said it would be on his site and I am unaware of any other site showing the car at this time.

Will do Dave...I would have considered paying $100K for that car if I would have known about it before it was sold given that it was the #19 car and obviously owned by someone "in the know"

[firstgenaddict]

With-in the last year there was a Berger 68 Z sold, it was in Hemmings and the asking was in the mid to high 20's. I called about it at the time and the guy still had the car. He had all the Berger paperwork if I am not mistaken.
Not a 67 but still would have been a nice one to have.

[6t7 camaro]

Bill, I'm new to the site, do I dare ask who the two guys in Detroit area are? I would love to see that car when it's done! Dave B.