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04-16-2021, 02:40 AM
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It there a public Registry for Z16's? Sometimes when one is advertised for sale or at an auction it will say it is a certain number. Since all the VIN's aren't know I assume they are referring to it's number in a registry.
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04-16-2021, 11:39 AM
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the story of the convertible Z-16 has been around for many years and if you google it there are many links that turn up, even some built cars
I always wondered if the car was a 1965 SS 396 Chevelle convertible built by Chevy with a 396 as a show car or prototype. If there was one built, did it have all the Z-16 items such as special trim, air filter, multiplex, remote mirror, hubcaps, 160-mph speedometer etc. To me , there would be a difference between a car built as a 1965 SS 396 Chevelle convertible prototype and a car built as a Z-16 convertible with all the parts used on a Z-16 hardtop
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