Where did the rest of the posts in this thread go?

I deleted the last few that were responses to the video I linked. The maker of the video was upset and asked them to be removed.

What I heard in the video was the owner stating he was asked on 2 occasions if he wanted his car converted NOT that the car was scheduled for conversion and did he want it to be completed.

There are far worse & multiple comments in the youtube video you posted earlier & that he created,and yet he let those comments remain with over 34,000 views & 252 comments.Plus how can anyone call this the original paint job?

I made comments in that video, however not bashing the car, but explaining what I see and how the unrestored claims are questionable. I actually received several "thank you" messages for my comments shortly afterwards. That's tells me it is appreciated by a few that actually want to know.
One of them explaining how I'm not convinced of original paint since the firewall and cowl area was not done correctly based off what I've seen from other original paint Norwood cars in that area, including my own.
The engine has also obviously been apart. At least the intake has been off because it has the wrong (BBC style capture washer) intake bolts on it. There are other details but I didn't want to elaborate more. It's a cool car, I'd love to see in person to confirm my suspicions. Doesn't make it any less of a car though, it's a great example of a Z. Just that owners sometimes tend to talk these cars up to more than they actually are.

I've got a question about this car. It's a X77 car, but it has the gutter trim and wheel opening trim, and no chrome on the quarters. Can someone explain that to me?

You guys are in the wrong thread. This is about the green Nova, not the orange Camaro.

Perhaps we need a new sub-forum called "Outrageous Claim or Legit Car?"

Because earlier CL posted the Vid here about the orange camaro from PGN,as he did the green nova too,is why.
Thus the discussion about it now.

What's with the censoring of comments on that obviously restored 1969 Camaro?

Someone added it.