1967 Z/28 one owner

[Pacecarjeff]

Trim tag looks to be a reproduction.
Better check that out closely.

Glue in rivets too???

I know that the car is real, but what happened to the original tag?

[ssdanny69]

You're right. The seller disclosed it up front. He has the original tag and I saw it in person. The tag was damaged by the paint and body shop during a partial resto several years ago.

[Pacecarjeff]

Very Nice!!!
I was a little worried for you when I first saw that.

[ssdanny69]

I hate ask but is there car really worth $150K? I know it's very rare and would appreciate your opinions.

[Bill Pritchard]

Since your boss bought it, I guess it's worth whatever he wound up paying for it Look at it this way - 69 Z28's routinely sell for $80 - $100K any more, and look how many of them were made vs. 602 67's

[agtw31]

600 is a low production number,but didnt these cars run like low 15's when new?

[TXZS]

Andy, the '67 Z/28 was not intended to be a drag car; it was built to comply with homologation rules for the SCCA TransAm series (closed-circuit road racing). Once multiple carburetion was permitted for the 1968 race year, the Roger Penske/Mark Donohue team won the series for both 1968 & 1969. Incidentally, these cars can be made to run in the 12's.

[SMGCO]

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Since your boss bought it, I guess it's worth whatever he wound up paying for it Look at it this way - 69 Z28's routinely sell for $80 - $100K any more, and look how many of them were made vs. 602 67's

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Bill with all due respect 69 Z's do not routinely sell for 80 -100k. You mean more like 40-50k. Regards, SG

[Zedder]

Danny, I sent you an email yesterday...2 '67 Z's have become available one red and one black (neither are mine BTW). If you aren't interested, please let me know and I'll offer them to others that are looking.