1972 Camaro Z28 Driveline

[firstgenaddict]

Originally Posted by PeteLeathersac

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Cool news also seems like all somehow meant to be?
Is that your '71 in the background also it + '72 drivetrain donor + recent arrival '72 all red cars?
Love to see/hear more of the '73 'Velle on the lift.

~ Pete

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X4 on the 73 Chevelle - is that a factory code 19 - with a 400? or 402?
Oh throw some cherries on the cake... Is it a 3 pedal car as as well?

[dykstra]

Congrats! Funny how things work out.

[Tracker1]

Great save!

[frankk]

Can't go wrong with a red/ black stripe Z.

[markinnaples]

Love the '73 Malibu; that, to me, was the best of the colonnade body style with the round tail lights.

[firstgenaddict]

ohhhh 454! nice -
love the 72 Z as well,
I believe I remember the red car without drivetrain being for sale.
There was a flame orange CE 4 spd bare bones stripper Z for auction last year or two.
A Mulsanne Blue Blue RS Z28 auto born with numbers project traded immediately about 2 years ago for under 10k on CL- needed everything but LOADED - dlx inte dlx belts rubber trimmed bumpers VE3 - spoilers- rear defog etc
72 Z28s which are good cars with the correct original components where WE who SHOW the cars and BUY THE PARTS expect them to be and are well done or VERY GOOD am restos with born with drive trains trade in the 50k range RS add -5k loaded ADD 5k - auto (-)7000- auto column (-)10000.
The better done the car the quicker it will trade at 50-60. -
I had a 72 Z28 bought - As soon as I got photos of the original interior, chassis, and engine compartment I sent an email agreeing to the advertised price. 2 owner - current since 1990 - light yellow 4 speed exterior style trim dlx interior - the owner backed out decided he didn't want to sell it, I told him I would be willing to give him an additional 8k- He said when he took the photos for me - he had forgotten how nice it really was and now really wanted to keep it.