1969 Z/28 r/s JL8
 

Trying to get a value for a real 69 JL8 car , real z/28 matching numbers , daytona yellow , yellow houndstooth . real JL8 car , with a gm crossram and fiberglass hood . The car is completley disassembled , has gm quarters , fenders and trunk lid . the rest of the body is very solid . the car is very complete . also have gm door and roof rail weatherstrip and many other gm parts . No paper work , car has been in a private collection fo 30 plus years .

76 B tag?

Sounds like the Dale Chevrolet car!

yes 76 b tag . car was sold new in Wiscosin .

I know the car well. Due to the $4600+ sticker it sat at Dale unsold until 1970. Knocked around here for about 10 years; a good bud ended up with it and did much of the work on it. He wanted to sell, no paperwork. I was able to get ownership history on it back to new and spoke to all the owners. No one had any docs so I passed. Ed C's BIL Ray ended up with it. I gave him the title search docs so those should be with the car. Hard to believe that was 38 years ago.

It's real and was one of the most interesting '69 Z/28s I have seen.

Sounds like a really great car with good history of ownership and some killer options. Just my opinion on a value but it's gotta be in the 80K-85K range disassembled (but complete), and likely north of 130K or more fully assembled. I guess it really depends on how original the car is versus what's been completely restored when it's all back together?

Does it need a frame off with the panels you mentioned needing replaced, or is it partially done with only paint and finishing remaining to be done on the panels, or can a lot of it be saved as original? Need to see current pics to really put a fair value on it but it sounds like a winner. The rare parts such as the GM Crossram and JL8 are worth 35K+ alone.

G.

sheet metal is already on it . just needs a cosmetic restoration .

----It seems to me that a guy I used to know (cant remember his name) from the old days at Classic Motors had this car pre-restoration for about a year and then flipped it. This would have been sometime on either side of 1980. I especially remember the fiberglass hood as I had never heard of that back then!......Bill S

Sent you a PM. More to the story. Contact me if you are serious about it.

Great picture. Is that really a picture of the car being discussed on the lot of Dale Chevrolet or later in it's life? That is quite a rare Z28.