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11-07-2005, 09:31 PM
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Re: ZL-1 Camaro
[/ QUOTE ] I will have to hound him when I see him at Christmas as I have always wanted a ZL1, but cannot afford the 1.2M on eBay. Tom [/ QUOTE ] Not everyone thinks their ZL1 is a million-dollar [US] car. PM me to learn more.
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11-08-2005, 03:25 AM
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Re: ZL-1 Camaro
That car has to be one of the original Gibb ordered cars(9 dusk blue, 4-auto's, 5-4 speeds).As far as my Caprice goes, no paint yet(I'm somewhat defiecent in the $$$$$$$$ department)Right now I'm just rebuilding and detailing components.It's an original CA car so I,m trying to find an original "smog" set up for a 1967 big block full size chev(If anybody has one for a resonable price)I still have the correct exhaust manifolds and smog tubes but finding anything else around here is impossible.Thats about it.Steve
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11-14-2006, 10:25 PM
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Re: ZL-1 Camaro
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Not everyone thinks their ZL1 is a million-dollar [US] car. PM me to learn more. [/ QUOTE ] You have a PM. Is there such a thing as an unrestored, or project ZL1 out there anymore... or even an L72 COPO for that matter?
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