Nice Hugger Orange Z28, Flat Hood
 

I like this one, nice patina claimed matching numbers but few photos. Good to see a flat hood car in a sea of ducted hoods, looks refreshing as how most came.

May have spent some time in the New York area, so check for rust issues.

Paul

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1969-Chevro...8/193807280020

Yikes lousy pic of trim tag possibly for good reason and no pic of engine pad.

Partial VIn on engine looks ok.
Tag is fine.
Would be nice to see pics of all the stampings of drivetrain and components.

Agreed... cowl tag is real. Cool car without breaking the bank!

Priced kind of high for something that needs rust repair and paint.

I have seen worse fitting seat covers; but not on something in this price range.

Check out the speedometer. It has kilometers on the inner part of the face inside miles per hour.

Popped up on TC also. I seem to remember this car being on Craigslist a year or so ago down in SoCal, at a similar price.

https://www.camaros.net/threads/is-t...-legit.479552/

124379N618773

I remember it too but not sure where?

Could the car have been originally built for the European market?

Paul

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Inner Kph #'s appear added also flaking off plus a different face layout than original U18 Speedos.
Needs an NCRS report if one not done already also Canada Vintage Services Paperwork may be worth a whirl as when the Metric system hit Canada and Road Signs changed here mid 70's, lots of Speedos were modified w/ Metric #'s added so subject car could've migrated from the North?:hmmm:
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~ Pete

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Possibly but I have never seen a 1969 Camaro originally sold here with a speedo in KPH.

Worthy to look into though.

Paul

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Me either as Metric Speedos didnt start showing up on Candian cars until mid-70's.
Again, the subject Speedo appears to be modified, not an original '69 U18 Metric unit.
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~ Pete

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Relisted in the link below. Looks pretty nice. Needs the extra-puffy repop door panels replaced, but that's an easy fix.

I'm guessing this car lived overseas for some time, and a previous owner had the kph numbers added for convenience.

Link to 1969 Z/28 auction

A no-sale the last time around, so this one has been relisted in the link below:

Link to 1969 Z/28 auction

My brother made an offer at 45 and he turned that down.
R

The guy wont answer any questions. I think it has alot of potential to be a great car.

Here’s what a factory 1969 Camaro 200kph speedometer looks like:

No sale again at 55k

R

I think $45k would be a pretty fair price IMO.