For Sale: Unrestored/original '69 Z28

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For Sale: Unrestored/original '69 Z28

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08-06-2006, 08:38 PM

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Re: For Sale: Unrestored/original '69 Z28

The car was sold new to a school teacher in S.C. or Atlanta.I bought the car from the family member that shipped the car out to Calif.in the late 1970's.He owned some type of machine shop and upon closing his business he brought alot of the machinery to his house and buried the Z28 behide a bunch of heavy equipment for about 25 years.
Out of a couple dozen Z's that I've found sitting since the early 1970's, this is one of the very few that didn't have a CE or LT1 replacement,but the actual original engine.

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