My new "barn find" '67 Z-28 :)

[Jonesy]

Here's one on ebay that just went up today. Says it's unrestored original. Non orig trans and rear??

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chevrolet...bayphotohosting

[jg95z28]

Awesome cars Mark. Someday...

FWIW, I'd trade all of my camaros for an original 67 Z/28.

Is that vinyl top one the same car that was on eBay about a year ago? It was also butternut yellow with a black top.

[Mr. T]

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Thanks to Mark I have one. Here's one that Mark let get away.

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Great purchase Jonesy! A 67 Z/RS, very hard to top that! Have any current pictures since the photo was taken in March of this year? Restoration progress in motion?

[Zedder]

You'll get one someday Jeff! No, my car hasn't been advertised for over 20 years I believe.

[Jonesy]

Mr. T

I havent done anything except get numbers/codes off it. The previous owner bought it in 1976 and it sat in storage since then. It was found out in WA, came from Courtesy Chev in CA I was told. Resto could start sometime this winter. Just gathering parts right now.

[tirebird]

You all may be interested in reading the latest issue of Chevy Rumble. There's a nice feature on another owner of an original 67 Z28,..a guy who bought it after seeing an ad in Hemmings in 1991.

[resto4u]

Jonesy, i have had mine know for about 4yrs. and i am still looking for parts and researching it's history. And the 3911 carb is next impossible to find, and cost is crazy. Two years ago i paid 1200 for the carb. And that carb was used only on 67 302, and 396/375hp cars with K-19. So number of cars built with this carb is very low. Roger

[Mr. T]

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It was found out in WA, came from Courtesy Chev in CA I was told.

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Of course it was found in WA state, and I missed it.

[Jonesy]

Oak Harbor, WA to be exact. Roger, I havent even seen or heard of anyone who has a 3911 carb. There was a 3910 that came with my car dated 742.