70 Z/28 Fair offer

[x77-69z28]

I got an nos fender with my 70Z project, and it has the oval indent. Now I have to figure out what I did with the original one!
Buddy

[L16pilot]

Buddy - Tom Petrasek is in Huntington, NY has a beautifully restored Cranberry Red 70Z and it scored really well in Legends. If you'd like someone local to you that knows 70 Z28s, I can put you in touch with him.

[L16pilot]

Just to add to the data pool, here's a photo of an 06A 74 Z28 showing the passenger fender indent.

[ronzz572]

Originally Posted by x77-69z28

I got an nos fender with my 70Z project, and it has the oval indent. Now I have to figure out what I did with the original one!
Buddy

Just to add a little more information on the NOS fenders, they can be modified very easily to make correct. Weld in, fill the indent. Also there are a few holes to deal with. They need filled in also near the battery area. And add 2 holes drilled in mid way back for air conditioning bracket mounting. All OEM fenders got them. I don't have a picture to post. Maybe Chuck or Steve can share some pictures.The drivers fenders on the inner front can added on to mount the washer bottle. Usually a cut off from the original.

[Charley Lillard]

My 02C 74 Z28 without the indent.

[MN 70L78]

Does it still have the original Trans & 12 bolt rear axle? Axle tube should be stamped COZ or COO.
The car looks like a nice driver quality car but has several incorrect things to being a correct car. If those items don't matter to you and just want a car to have fun then $18K is in the ball park (provided it doesn't have any rust issues) I wouldn't pay more than that. Some of the incorrect items can be changed/corrected over time. My guess is the 3 piece spoiler was added when car was repainted.

The changes on 2nd design front fenders can be welded up & corrected if you're getting the car repainted, only if you're concerned about being correct.

The small opening in radiator support should be opened up for better cooling.