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Old 10-02-2022, 07:24 PM
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Default Clean '72 Z/28 #s Project

Cool car - and originally white on black with a 4-speed...pretty desirable combo.

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Old 10-02-2022, 08:31 PM
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Bidding has ended....maybe being relisted with better wording in the ad???
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Old 10-04-2022, 07:50 PM
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From the ad. Not sure if this is the reason why.

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Someone pointed out to me that I wrote "or drive it as it is". The motor does NOT run so you can't drive it until the motor is repaired.
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The motor ran but started knocking so I shut it down. I had a shop put a boroscope down each cylinder and there's a broken connecting rod.
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What's the story with short and tall spoilers?

Was there a changeover date? Could you order either one? Plant specific? Luck of the draw?

I always liked the tall until I started hanging around YOU PEOPLE. Not I hate the tall and love the short.
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I remember 70 1/2 was the only year for a short spoiler.

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Old 10-05-2022, 02:32 AM
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What's the story with short and tall spoilers?

The short 1-pc spoiler was standard in 70 on the Z-28 but also as RPO D80 option on any other Camaro. In April 70, the 3-pc tall spoiler was made available on Z-28 only under COPO 9796 and in, I believe May, the front spoiler was added to the COPO package. In '71, the short spoiler was standard on the Z-28 and the 3-pc with front spoiler was supplied if RPO D80 was ordered. In '72 and thereafter, the short 1-pc spoiler disappeared completely and the tall 3-pc with front spoiler was the only spoiler option. Although I like the front spoiler, it was never supplied in conjunction with the short 1-pc spoiler. Hope this helps.
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Is that a fasten seat belt light under the dash pad and is that supposed to be there on a '72?
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Is that a fasten seat belt light under the dash pad and is that supposed to be there on a '72?
Yes, the Fasten seat belt light was a mid-72 addition and is appropriate for an 02C built car. A good friend of mine, (that knows a lot more about '72s), told me his early 72Z was built without the fasten seat belt light bezel, but had the under-dash harness with provisions for the light...I believe his is a December or very early January car which would give some clue as to the changeover.
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