1970 Z28

[Fhakya]

I like the vintage traction bars w/ the provision for the sway bar mount. I've never seen a set quite like that.

[70Z28RS5151]

Yeah, kinda cool huh? I do have the original factory shock plates to convert it back to stock... they were still with the car (in the trunk) when I bought it.

Thanks for looking,

Tony

[mssl72]

Is the car Van Nuys (L) built? That looks like a BL on the trim tag?

[70Z28RS5151]

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Is the car Van Nuys (L) built? That looks like a BL on the trim tag?

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I hope this helps.
http://www.nastyz28.com/decode.html

[70Z28RS5151]

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Is the car Van Nuys (L) built? That looks like a BL on the trim tag?

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This should help explain 1970 Camaro trim tags.
Thanks for looking.

Tony

http://www.nastyz28.com/camaro/camaro70.html#paint

[Rick H]

Tony,
Do you know if the brake master cylinder is original? Reason I ask is because you normally see them with bleeders but I have the same non-bleeder 409 master cylinder on my 70 Z and it is dated correctly for my build date.

Thanks
Rick H.

[70Z28RS5151]

Rick,

That is interesting (non-bleeder 409). I don't believe the one this car is original equipment. I have 2 other 1970 Z28's and they both have the 409 casting with bleeders.
I hope this helps.

Thanks for looking,
Tony

[Rick H]

Tony,

I was surprised to see that master cylinder on your car and mine is the same style. Your's and mine are not the only ones I have seen either. Weird.

If you could, could you get the codes off the bottom. You don't have to, just asking.

If mine is not original then I can't explain how it's correctly dated.

I have a ton of pictures I took of a standard 1970 Camaro I used to own and it was all original, i'll have to look at the master cylinder on that car.

Hmm, interesting.

Rick H.