Barn Find
 

A friend sent me this pic and was wondering what all the letters and #'s meant on this tag thing.
Anyone know?https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/pics...-barn_find.jpg

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Just a base V8 coupe. Ill swing by and take it because I am sure he doesnt want it.

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Nice find..

Do you have the vin?

Re: Barn Find
 

http://www.oldsmobility.com/old/cowltag.htm

http://chevellestuff.net/1967/tags.htm

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67 z28, 1 of 602 built

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I'll take it if he doesn't want it Richard. lol Nice color too .

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Just kidding with ya guys LOL. It really was a Barn Find. About 1995 or 96 a guy i know came by the office and asked if i could decode the tag thing on the firewall of a 67 camaro he had traded for.Of course the first thing i noticed was the 4L and told him what he had. While working for a man he noticed a wrecked car covered up in a shed. A base non SS 67 camaro hit in the front but the guy said the motor ran fine. He traded his labor and some cash and brought it home.
NOM but a correct casting # 67 small block. I never got to check out the heads or dist.they may be correct. Edelbrock intake w. holley and headers. He did body work,paint job, rally wheels and drives it. I can't give the VIN # but it lines up with the build date. I would say its really 1 of the 602.
Last year i heard about another 4L about 60 miles from me a guy bought in the early 70's. Red on red rally sport all original. A 4K man told me about it and said the guy never gets it out and only a few people has seen it.
Thanks,
Richard

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Guess I was fooled - I thought you wanted to know what those bottom codes meant. So 4L = Z/28?

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Yes on the 67 cars.

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See http://www.camaros.org/numbers.shtml#67Codes

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Wow, I don't know how I missed this post. Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't this the only Emerald Turquoise (kk) 67 Z known to exist? Incredible find! Until recently this color and Sierra Fawn(ss) were the only colors unaccounted for on a 67 Z, then in the October issue of Super Chevy one of those showed up at their Texas show. It's always cool when new ones surface.