1967 z28 rs

[1967Z28]

There's a red RS '67 Z that was turned into a drag car around 1972. It's still around. It was also from Craig's Chevrolet in Edmond, OK and the serial number of that car and your engine are less than 100 apart. Both are 03B Norwood cars

Originally Posted by COPO140

When I ran the VIN on the engine pad, it came back to Craig’s Chevrolet in Edmond , OK.

[68camaroz28]

Originally Posted by COPO140

Funny enough. When I purchased this car, the original engine was missing (have original trans and rear) but has one of the original 1967 Z28 motors from the original 602 cars. When I ran the VIN through NCRS, it came up as a car sold new in Oklahoma. That would be an interesting connection.

Now that is "what are the chances that would happen"?

[TimG]

I'd love to see the window sticker.

[COPO140]

Originally Posted by TimG

I'd love to see the window sticker.

Not the window sticker, my apologies but rather these docs. I have the POP too.

[69M22Z]

Very cool

[67since67]

Oh my my my my....

This Z was ordered new by my life-long best friend Joel (registered in his Dad's name), who passed away far too young. 20 years last month.
Thinking back to decades past brings a multitude of memories, stories, and emotion for experiences we shared with fast cars, and life in general.

Clint, Dave and I are planning to stop by to see you soon.

Bill W

[McCune]

Did the 67 Z28 come with Redline tires? Fantastic Z28!

[COPO140]

Good to hear from you Bill. I look forward to a visit from you and Dave soon!

[TimG]

Wow, the wholesale invoice is a form I rarely see. That is very cool. I wish NCRS could validate Camaro paperwork.

[67since67]

Originally Posted by TimG

Wow, the wholesale invoice is a form I rarely see. That is very cool. I wish NCRS could validate Camaro paperwork.

Because Joel was employed in the service dept he was likely privy to paperwork that retail customers never saw. Rest assured that any docs Clint received with the car are real.

The transport delivered it on a Saturday morning, Joel was not there. He got a phone call, "I don't know what the heck this thing is you ordered, but it's here!"
He went in, did the dealer prep, and made it's debut on 4the street in Waterloo that evening. Thus, the legend began....