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Old 02-24-2019, 05:14 PM
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Old 02-22-2019, 01:06 PM
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Hey guys,
I just got a cool picture given to me. The car pictured is a 1967 Camaro (has to be a Z-28)with dark paint(black and white photo) and white stripes, no spoiler (1967) and is running Super Stock "E", stick.

Andrew
Not saying this is the case at all here, but there were a few cases where dealers/racers did not use an actual Z car. For a variety of reasons, they took what was available and made it look like a Z. Even in 1968, some dealers took drivetrain, doors and grill and taillights and made their 67 into a 68 !!
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Old 02-22-2019, 01:22 PM
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Some race cars were built from wrecked, or salvaged cars

I was told Tony's 68 was not a real Z

the Yenko/Thompson 67 road race car also with the Yenko Sportscar sponsorship was said to be built from a salvaged car


The 67 Z drag car with the "Yenko Sportscar Dealers" sponsorship may have been a real Z but don't know
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Old 02-22-2019, 05:11 PM
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The blue road race car was originally a 6-cylinder car Don bought at a dealer auction. It was prepared for Don to race by RST Engineering in MI.

The drag car with Yenko Sportscar Dealers on the quarter was a real '67 Z and was ordered/bought by Ollie Volpe.

I don't know any background on Tony Pizzi's white car.
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Cool updates and love to hear more about any of these cars.
Here's another pic of the road race car w/ different # also a slightly clearer shot same as Joe posted above.

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