Original Black #s X77 Z/28, Super Nice
 

One of the better Zs I've seen lately - what a sweet car, with JL8 added, and the original black paint code is icing on the cake. Bidding is strong already - I expect this one to do well and I'm guessing the reserve is around $100k.

Link to 1969 Camaro X77 Z/28 eBay auction

Additional Restoration Photos

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Not originally equipped with JL8 added at some point

Almost a twin to mine X77 D80. Mine came with the ducted hood.

Mine is also no console, center fuel gauge.

Radio and antennae were already missing on mine, so I don't know if it was AM or AM/FM. Have AM/FM now.

Holy inflation Batman!

https://www.rkmotors.com/vehicles/48...et-camaro-z-28

I don't get adding the style trim to a black Z. Black with white stripes is plenty of bling.

Morons at RK think it was built first week of 68. Obviously a carry over car built Sept 1969.

Not an assembly line oil pan. I bet Charley really likes that booster.

Looks like someone removed the chambered exhaust and put the correct one (or at least close) back on.

Not trying to nit pick; just my initial observations.

I don't even mind if they get $225k for it. Just gives me a comp.

I will let Lloyd go over the details.

Is it Me or are the show tie rod sleeve hardware not tight (aka Inadequate thread protrusion) into the pinch portion of the self locking nuts?
That there is a Major safety item in my opinion

I think that pic was taken during assembly, before they were tightened.

Yes! I thought the same...