69 Z-28 Survivor

[Salvatore]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Hotrodpaul</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I was just planning on cleaning off the dirt, fixing any issues but maintain the original finish. I have already adjusted the valves, rebuilt the original carb, cleaned and lubricated the distributor, and installed a NOS Dist cap. The inside of the heads and valve covers were clean as a whistle. The original valve springs are weak after 46 years and will be replaced for insurance against valve float. Car has some neat options. Original owner was a woman in Ohio and I think she got tired of muscling the steering wheel without power steering. She may have also been going through a divorce from my records and sold it to a gentleman in 1970 who parked it in 1973 until found in 2009.

Paul</div></div>

Best part of the paragraph..........&quot;valve float&quot;! Love hearing that. Pictures would be great.
Thanks in advance.

[miket1]

Very nice car, I like it

[supercomp 8.90]

wow I would not touch anything to do with the patina on the car, the endura bumper looks awesome on a cortez silver car!

[KenMaisano]

My Old Z. I told you guys that the car was Amazing and someone was going to get a great car! Well it couldn't have gone to a better guy, Paul is a great guy.

Ken Maisano

[CamaroNOS]

It is perfect just the way it is, that being a survivor.

I guess the question is, what do you have to gain by &quot;taking it apart&quot; verses keeping it 100% intact as per the factory? Not to cast judgement, but you consciously bought a real true survivor.....correct?

Here is something to ponder, if you <span style="text-decoration: underline">take apart a true survivor</span> without making any alterations, other than cleaning everything, is it still a &quot;true survivor&quot;?

At the end of the day, like I always say, it is your name on the title and not mine. Who am I to cast judgement. But if you were to ask me, well then.....

Paul

[Stefano]

Kool Z28, congrats.

[MrMotion]

We also just received a 69 RSZ28 Survivor!

[Salvatore]

WOW, All original paint?
Nice car!

[firstgenaddict]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: MrMotion</div><div class="ubbcode-body">We also just received a 69 RSZ28 Survivor!
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Tony's car is the one which Lloyd (Edgemont Village) owned and improved/completed the preservation I started in 2006. The car was vintage certified at the 2007 Camaro nationals. Here is a link to the web album 2006 start to when it left for Lloyd's in 2010-2011. FWIW Lloyd took the car to the NEXT LEVEL as far as obtaining detail items for which the previous owner had little concern, he really made the car a museum piece.

https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/1...83712724810161

[Steve Shauger]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: firstgenaddict</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: MrMotion</div><div class="ubbcode-body">We also just received a 69 RSZ28 Survivor!
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Tony's car is the one which Lloyd (Edgemont Village) owned and improved/completed the preservation I started in 2006. The car was vintage certified at the 2007 Camaro nationals. Here is a link to the web album 2006 start to when it left for Lloyd's in 2010-2011. FWIW Lloyd took the car to the NEXT LEVEL as far as obtaining detail items for which the previous owner had little concern, he really made the car a museum piece.

https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/1...83712724810161 </div></div>

I remember meeting you and William in 2007 and Vintage Certifying the car. That car seems to get better and better and black RS/Z's are sinister looking. Great car and congrats to the new owner.