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I have researched all that I can...
I bought the car in the late eighties from a local girl who is still around. She has all kinds of memories of the car but wants to forget the history prior to that because it was her late boyfriend who bought the car new. The car always had a 427 and it came with a ton of parts and a lot of owner history. The car has no X codes but has always been a Z/28 Daytona yellow with a black vinyl top. (Paint 76 B). The car has been painted a few other shades including white, red, blue (the color it was when I found it) which are evident on the car and in owner history. The car always had a L88 fiberglass hood until someone forgot to pin it and it flew off like a kite on a stormy night ![]() The parts that were on the car, in the trunk, and in the back of my pickup (Had to bring a pick-up to pick up the rest of the parts that came with the car) all point to a B/M or Motion Performance creation. It has had side pipes, ansons, cragers, rear window louvers, chrome traction bars, shock extenders, and mallory ignition to name a few parts in the collection. The problem was / is that I want to restore it back to GM specs but get stuck on the 427 parts. I'll post some pics. Rich ![]()
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1969 Daytona Yellow Z/28 1969 Mac's Chevrolet NHRA Super Stock Vintage 427 Camaro |
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