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Old 03-12-2021, 05:50 PM
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Sorry, link above fixed also here's a few more below.

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https://www.hemmings.com/stories/201...headline-mcacn


https://www.hotrod.com/articles/firs...s-restoration/


http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2016...maro-z-28.html


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Yep that's John's awesome z28 that was at MCACN


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I'm seeing a couple of confusing typos.

"When I looked up the two-letter MP code stamped into the block, my motor's manual listed this as a '67 290hp 327 with AIR. I knew that couldn't be correct because that was a Z/28 engine-and at this point I didn't want to believe this was a Z/28. Where were the aluminum intake, Holley carb, and four-speed?"

327?

Also this

"The car was equipped in much the same condition as I purchased it 19 years later, but Mary was quick to point out that it was in fact a Z/28"

1967-1979 is 12 years.

It's a good article but those two things definitely threw me off.
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I agree. That's surprising for a Jeff Smith article. Probably some stuff edited out that might clarify things. And maybe find out how "Jim" came into the search and became a friend.
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