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Old 09-07-2009, 02:02 AM
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I have located a local Camaro. The owner claims it is either a Big Block or a Z28 and does not know for sure as the engine/trans are gone. It is Fathom Green, has the weld on rear sway bar brackets, 4 speed hump, 8K tack with Redline starting at 65K, The tag is unaltered but being a Van Nuys car does not seem to help. The gas pedal is cowl mounted instead of floor? It is a deluxe interior and exterior car with the moldings and tall deck wing. The car is 3,000 bucks and is very solid and thought it may be a good first GM for me. I have been trying to brush up on GM muscle here but really only know my Mustangs. I like this car but not interested if it is not a Z28 and can afford a better car just like to work on them and this would be a fun challenge?? Any tips would be greatly appreciated. Oh also it has the longer pitman arm and a 12 bolt rear.
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Old 09-07-2009, 03:06 AM
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floor mounted gas peddle with retainer on the floor
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Default Re: Help to identify a 70 Z28

Take a look at the lower a-frame bumpers. Z28 will have an aluminum block, about 1" thick, attached to the rubber. Like Dan said, if the pedal isn't floor mounted, it isn't a Z28. For lots of sec gen info, go to www.nastyz28.com.
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Thank you Dan, and Tony for the link.
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You can also look at the pictures on Charleys site for reference. http://www.1970z28camaro.com/
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Sounds like a L78 with deluxe interior, if you don't buy it you should let some of the L78 Camaro guys know where it is so they can have a chance at it.
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