This 69 Z is amazing

[Tracker1]

Did the overspray usually hit the trim tag like that? Down that far?

[cheveslakr]

That overspray on top of the cowl/firewall looks a lot like base, not lacquer. The odometer numbers aren't lined up either.....worth a skeptical inspection for sure.

[marxjunk]

very cool

[PeteLeathersac]

Wow nice, best of luck w/ the sale.
Seller is here on this site.
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~ Pete

[Lynn]

Not unusual at all for some overspray to hit the trim tag.

[Tracker1]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Lynn</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Not unusual at all for some overspray to hit the trim tag. </div></div>

Thanks Lynn.

This beautiful car presents a quandary - do you pay more for a properly detailed original car using correct appearing finishes or for preserved original patina? Is that a matter of personal preference?

Either way, 119K? For a non-RS, no cowl hood, standard interior green car? That's a bit tough to swallow. Originality does not trump desirable options/colors when you get into that kind of money. And I am not saying I am one, BUT, the skeptics out there will refer to the ONLY documents included (P-O-P and window sticker) as THE two most counterfeited docs in the Chevrolet community. 2cents.

[ss427copo]

Nice. Very nice.

[mmcporter]

It's certainly an impressive car - I owned a '69 Z in the same color scheme (car had spoilers and cowl hood though) and it was a real stunner. As for the $$, we'll have to see if someone feels the car is a good value at that price...

[Lynn]

Don't know about 119k, but wouldn't be surprised to see this one changing hands at or near 100k

[Salvatore]

Well Des like we go back and forth all the time. What is a &quot;true&quot; survivor car? Original paint car IMO does not make it a survivor? It means the paint survived but other things did not. How about an unrestored car with one repaint? I like that alot. Can't believe that green LS-6 Chevelle is still around.