72 Z28 Original
 

did any of you see this?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayIS...RK%3AMEWAX%3AIT

Re: 72 Z28 Original
 

sharp car,but those tires suck.

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That is a gorgeous car - I am a little concerned that the owner states it is a 14k original mile survivor but does not have the original trans and the vin cannot be seen on the block. As well, the engine paint looks very fresh to still consider it survivor. Other than that, this is a phenominal example of an early survivor car. I seem to remember another member of this board having the lowest mileage 2nd gen survivor Z-28 known (Charlie https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/smile.gif )

Re: 72 Z28 Original
 

This car is being discussed over on Nasty Z28.com....suggest going there and reading about it if you're interested in this one.

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Car was bought and lived fairly close to me. About 40 minutes away. Don't think Flohr Chevrolet is still there, but Ardmore, Pa is.

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The inner structure of the front fenders is black not orange as it should be, the engine compartment looks very stock factory (except for the engine paint) as does the trunk.

2500 Z's in 72 and this is a 4spd in a good color... 42k is good for a solid lifter car as long as the born with drive train is there.

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16,000 orignal miles "survivor" car. If it is all that it says it is, $40,000 is a bargain IMO. Its a 4 speed too! https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...ins/3gears.gif

Re: 72 Z28 Original
 

Nasty thread...
http://www.nastyz28.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1964903

Tough to tell w/ computer pics but I'm having trouble w/ the original paint other than the hood part too?.
Cool car and options though!.
Did we discuss this car here last year?.

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~ Pete

Re: 72 Z28 Original
 

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The inner structure of the front fenders is black not orange as it should be, the engine compartment looks very stock factory (except for the engine paint) as does the trunk.

2500 Z's in 72 and this is a 4spd in a good color... 42k is good for a solid lifter car as long as the born with drive train is there.

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The inner front fenders are black due to I believe some type of rust proofing. The paint, sans the hood (repainted) is excellent and original. The trunk is to die for.

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I like it and if I were in the market for a 2nd gen solid lifter car I would be all over it...especially since it's my birth year as well...