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68 Z28 RS on LMC

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04-24-2004, 06:33 AM

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Re: 68 Z28 RS on LMC

Bob, The 68 Camaro with the L72 is a put together car. I was able to pick up a really nice original 68, and then stumbled across the motor and trans, it is really from a 69 427 corvette with the 425 manifold and carb rather than the 435 tripower set up. This car is my consolation prize for letting the 68 Green L78 car go away. Still can't decide if that was a good move or a bad one, but guess it doesn't matter now. In any event I actually plan on driving this car with the 427, the plan is having it going in the next couple of weeks

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