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here is a photo of the correct 70 Z28 rear stab upper bracket.
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I think what Rick and Copo are telling you is the car is not a real Z28.
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Holy crap, not even close is right. I have a close up pic of what they should look like but I don't know how to resize it and post it.
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Tom <font color="#00FF00">1970 Z/28</font> |
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Here is a pic of an original bracket off of my 70 Z-28.
![]() Also, I noticed that the car in question had no rear bumper guards and I did not see the cup style bracket that hold the gas pedal studs. The studs seemed to be attached directly to the floor. Take a look at an original bracket: ![]() Paul
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Two pictures for comparison.
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I am not a 2nd gen z28 expert, but I have seen (and fabricated) plenty of non-original hangers, traction bars, etc., and those pics clearly show the work of a back yard mechanic.
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