'71 #s 4-Speed Z/28, "Barn Find"
 

Pretty clean for a barn find but isn't everything a barn find these days?

This actually looks like a very cool, unmolested car with a very old repaint. Nice colors, original drivetrain, and what's claimed to be the original exhaust. Worth a look if you're looking.

Link to 1971 Z/28 auction

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Guy has a few dusty cars!

More barn finds! Cool Z28 anyway

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Looks good also hard to believe 71's are 50 years old now!
Love to see more of the others too, '65 Impala - '67 Roadster w/ Hardhat - 3-Window '35 Ford?:hmmm:
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~ Pete

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Was sold for $25k and change, but the winning bidder flaked. Up for sale again, in the link below:

Link to 1971 Z/28 auction

I think I'm going to start a business where I haul around a barn big enough to fit a car in and drop it off so folks can put their car in it. Then they can pull it out and take photos so they can legitimately say its a "Barn Find"! Maybe charge folks a grand or so plus mileage. It seems to bump the value of the cars up at least this much. Possibilities? Any takers? Bring along some bags of dirt to through on the car for an extra cost.

Did the 71 Z's only have a 10 bolt rear? With this one being a 4 speed seems it would have a 12 bolt in it.

1970 last year for 12 bolts in an F body. The 1971 and later corporate 10 bolts were not the same and were stronger than the 1970 and earlier versions.

Looks like it has the original intermediate and tail pipes, must have been fairly dry.

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