How do you authenticate a 69 Z-28?

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**Stefano** · #1 10-21-2005, 08:39 AM

If the car is an early Norwood car it may still have an "X" Code on the vertical reinforcement behind the rear seat back, on the passenger side.

You should find a local expert to assist you. A few bucks invested can go a long way.

**Pacecarjeff** · #2 10-21-2005, 09:01 AM

The 1969 Z/28 is the most cloned car ever.
Be very carefull. Post the tag and the stamp pad for verification.

Look for single fuel line - holley cars had them.
Bracket for dual exhaust - only SS or Z cars had them.
Make sure the trim tag is not a "replica" - most important.

Check for original DZ stamping - easy to tell if you know what to look for.

Later cars have the vin by the oil filter.

Too much to learn in 5 minutes - post the pictures.

Also - no 69 Z's had A/C or Auto trans.
They all came with smog (Correct E-manifolds cost $1500)

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