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Old 01-06-2008, 10:40 PM
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Phil,

1)What is your statement about 70 COPO Spoiler Z-28's coming with or NOT coming with front spoilers.......AND there after did the 71 Z's having the tall spoiler standard, did ALL come with a front spoiler standard.

2)Did any/all of the front spoiles ALWAYS come loose for dealer install, due to possible shipping damage.

3)How do you suggest that alledged 70 COPO Z's be judged, that do not have documentation(build sheet,dealer invoice) stating so ?????

4)What can you add about lower front valances being punched for spoiler install and those that were not punched????
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Old 01-06-2008, 11:58 PM
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I have been told that there MAY be a few copos (early) that MAY NOT have come with a front spoiler im not an expert but I have also been told that you could not load on on a transport with the spoiler mounted (they would hit and break) so they would be put inside the car. This is what I have read (some of it on this site). I have a LA car which has builds with it but I have read that the Norwood cars did not come with builds ????????? I do now that some of the cars listed the "9796AA Rear Comaprtment Lid Extension" on the window sticker so maybe if a Norwood car had a window sticker It would list it??????

Again Im not an expert I do have a 70 COPO and love to hear all the history surrounding them and the information I can find out from others its all very interesting and fun to me.

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Old 01-07-2008, 12:04 AM
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Mine looks like the holes were factory, But there are two of them which look like they were threaded. I think the assm manual sheet shows nuts on the all the fasteners????

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Old 01-07-2008, 05:23 PM
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Phil, Rich

If you are interested I have pasted a link to the article I referenced. It looks like a group articles from Road & Track, Stock Car Racing & Redline AMC Dealer Report Vol 2 No 3 Midsummer 1970" It was put together by Cameron Warren and James Crow. I know James Crow was a writer for Road & Track. Im digging a little further.

http://www.amx-perience.com/TransAmRacing1970.htm

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Old 01-07-2008, 05:34 PM
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Carl, how bout posting a picture of your car? Always nice to see another example.
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Old 01-07-2008, 05:49 PM
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Well,

Mine is a little rough around the edges. Im trying to get it back to an acceptable state without doing a restore?!?!?!? Its been though a few owners and I think it sat in someones yard out west for 15 years or so Im going to be working on history for a while but ive got some good leads. Im very excited and happy to have it.

I can Attach a Photo but you would need to open the attachement

Like I said its kinda rough

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Ah. Now I remember. Congrats on the purchase. Thanks for posting..
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Old 01-10-2008, 06:57 PM
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Well I guess Ill end the mystery, Heres some pics
I know you guys are going to pick it apart so have at it!!!!

The last photo is of my #'s BB Impala, Its been feeling left out lately






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Default Re: Some more 70 COPO history stuff

Very nice. Is that your home garage or a business? Looks big enough for a few more cars!
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BRING EM OVER, JUST LEAVE THE KEYS IN THEM!!!!!!


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