1972 Camaro Z28 Driveline

[Dave Rifkin]

Pretty car but, in my opinion, the owner just destroyed any future value for that car. As it stands right now it is nothing more than a nice Camaro since it no longer has the original rear, trans or engine components. I don't think the CE block would have hurt that car too bad; oh well to each his own.

[PeteLeathersac]

Great you got the parts and nice to know they're w/ someone appreciates and knows what they have!.

It's a shame about the car though considering the low #'s of '72 Z-28's built...the lowest production next to the '67's..


~ Pete

[Shankin]

Very cool find. I cant believe someone would part with it.

[Paul_S]

How long has he owned the car? Maybe he's the type who will be bored with it in two years and you can pick it up or make some $$ off of the new owner. Wouldn't be a crazy idea to keep it all together for the future rebuild. What did they build, ~1200 '72 Zs? It's not 1978 anymore...

[Dog427435]

There were 2575 Z28's built in '72 - rarer then that though - there were only 942 Camaro's built with an M21!

But to each his own - enjoy!

[gearheadmex]

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There were 2575 Z28's built in '72 - rarer then that though - there were only 942 Camaro's built with an M21!

But to each his own - enjoy!

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All, I agree I think the guy is crazy not to put it back to original even though it has a CE code. Would still be quite valuable, but hey if he is not going to do so then I need a good engine for my 71 Z28 which has long since been missing it's engine and trans.


And it looks like I could help some guys out with the parts I won't be needing.

[DarrenX33]

[TwoBryans]

How many 1972 Z's with a M22? That is what mine has.

[COPO 70 RS/Z28]

I think 767 was the number for all camaros???

[Dog427435]

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I think 767 was the number for all camaros???





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That's what I show also - and 4,127 M20's