1970 Z28 -New Member

[x77-69z28]

Anytime!

 

[x77-69z28]

Who invited this troll anyway?

 

[x77-69z28]

If you're talking about that rust bucket '70 camaro-- 15K in parts minimum..better off selling it as is..making a couple grand...plus it's not a real Z28..it's a base camaro...so value in excellent restored cond..will be 15 to 20k from a cash buyer...I do those all the time just to basic OE specs usually -- but not great for modern long distance driving w/o fuel injection..I don't even drive them..always something breaking on them...but they look cool!. .FUEL INJ. thats $1200 right there in parts for a Holley set up..I hope you have deep pockets...labor is not the easy part either..you'll also need to rewire everything add another $1000,, gauge pack, another $700+, it's a big money pit! Modern Camaro is much better like a 2010 SS for the money can't beat it.

I don’t remember anyone asking you.

 

[roeville]

ALSO...that gas pedal better be attached to the floor and not hanging down from the firewall...or it's not a real Z28..that's the way they made them in 1970 only..gas pedal attached to the FLOOR..as a factory racing set-up.

The floor mounted gas pedal was factory for the Z28 in 1970 and 1971.

 

[l16pilot]

Who invited this troll anyway?

Don't pet it or feed it and it'll go away....

 

[nuhmizer]

lol

 

[bkmont]

I wish Steve would start producing the 1970 windshield eyebrows. Another 70 unique part. Come on Steve, please, please.
Bryan

 

[ZEN357]

Welcome and good luck on your build/restore!!!

 

[1970GeorgiaZ28]

Thank you

 

[l16pilot]

I wish Steve would start producing the 1970 windshield eyebrows. Another 70 unique part. Come on Steve, please, please.

I wish I had the resources to do so....the company I work for was vertically integrated for years and then began the process of outsourcing everything...and along with that capability went my resources and the talent to produce stamped and molded parts.