71 RS Z28

[PATRICKJOINER]

also, judging sheets are included with the sale of the car.

[SuperNovaSS]

I thought it may be an error. You may want to put in the auction about that. It may scare away bidders right off the bat. Guys shy away easilt with all the clones/scams out there these days.


Jason


Jason

[lwkitt427]

WAS THIS CAR BOUGHT FROM A DEALER MAYBE A YEAR OR TWO AGO. I REMBER A DEALER HAVING AND NAD HE HAD IT JUDGED. ANY GREAT LOOKING Z28 LOVE THE BLACK WITH WHITE STRIPES AND LOVE THE UNRESTORED COND. GOOD LUCK WITH THE SALE

[TimG]

I've seen this car and driven it a number of times, it's really cool with the M22 transmission whining through the gears. The car is all business.
The paperwork is amazing and legitimate as is the entire car. The 5,000 rpm tach is a mystery, the car is a low mile, well documented Z28. I think they just put the incorrect gauge in the car. Love the low spoiler in the rear.

[akcamaro]

Your car is being discussed on the 2nd gen site.
http://www.nastyz28.com/forum/showthread.php?t=123453

[PATRICKJOINER]

i have just become a member of the nasty z28 site today.. can't make any posts there yet until i have admistrator's approval.. again, i spoke in depth with steve shauger about the tach issue, who told me he felt the tach has never been removed from the car, & i am completely comfortable that this tach was incorrectly installed by the factory. the factory documentation more than proves this car for what it is along with the legend certification from carslile & the judges who signed off on the judging sheets, steve shauger, joe swezey & bob harris.

[Steve Shauger]

I just learned the car is being discussed again (at least twice previously)regarding the 5K redline. This car is a very nice honest low mileage car. We certified it in our Vintage program a couple of years ago. Infact when it was originally for sale I was second in line and really wanted the car, but you know how that goes.

I along with the other judges felt the tach looked as though it was original to the car(based on securing hardware and other factors), and we assumed/concluded it was a factory mistake. We did not do carbon dating to confirm it was original to the car.

The car has provenance and pedigree and we stand behind our findings as noted on the judging sheets. BTW the car was seen by many including Legend Second Gen Judges and was available for inspection the whole weekend.

Anomalies are nothing new to these mass produced cars. If someone is interested in the car just PM me and I will pull the judging sheets.

I would advise anyone interested to take a look and drive the car, rather than just speculate from afar.

Hope this clears up any questions.


Steve

[njsteve]

Beautful car! Wish I had the $$$

Yes, we all know that Chevrolet never made any mistakes on the assembly line. I remember when I helped my dad order our 1987 Chevy Suburban back in 1986. We ordered it as a gold with tan interior, 350 4bbl, 3/4 ton 4x4 model. What arrived was a gold with BRIGHT BLUE interior suburban (a non-available color combination) with a diesel instrument panel. No explanation, no reason for the "added bonus." We rechecked the paperwork and all the original paperwork order forms were correctly done. The thing looked like the Official Cub Scout Pinewood Derby Pace Truck.

[TimG]

It is a neat car, I've probably driven it about 50 to 75 miles and it runs great, just pulls strong. I've also owned a number of Corvettes with factory flaws including a very late '68 Corvette with a '69 dash from new.

[Astock]

I had a car I found that was sitting since 1970-1971.Original down to the tires,plugs,ect.Everything matched the punch card I found under the drivers seat between the carpet. It was a 350 HA code,4sp. 1969 ss Camaro.Completely stock and untouched.It had a 6K r-line tach and a X-22 tag.