1970 (1/2) Chevy Camaro Z28 MT
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1970 (1/2) Chevy Camaro Z28 MT Year: 1970
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Camaro
Price: $26000
Mileage: 49000
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): CA
Color: Gray
Transmission: Manual
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive
LS Engine?: Car has other engine
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Camaro
Trim: Z28
Engine: 350cid/360hp
Mileage: 49,xxx
Transmission: Manual (M22 HD 4 speed)[12 bolt rear diff with 4.10 gearing)
Color: Shadow Grey w/ Black Stripes
Price: 26,000 OBO--No Trades
I've had this for a while now, but I am forced to trim down the stable in order to make future moves (military) easier. The only modifications on this car are a set of long tube headers with custom dual exhaust enriched by some flowmasters (see video) as well as some light duty traction bars for the rear leaf springs and a holley 670 cfm street avenger carb (which is the closest replacement to the original carb set-up) Thats it. No body cuts, no crazy suspension revamps, nothing "pro-touring" or anything like that. It has simply been maintained and garage kept. No rust on this car, floors, frame, firewall and all other potential problem areas are 100% intact. It was built in Van Nuys and has been mostly a California car. Lights work, gauges work (aside from off-center fuel and water gauges). Factory clock still works.
The only cons I can tell are a crack in the front chin spoiler, and the re-paint job some years ago on the shadow grey is not concourse-level, which is really the only thing holding this thing back from being show-proper. It is, however, driver-quality and turns heads all the time. Also the bottom end was replaced some time ago with a similarly spec'd 350 with a mild cam, but retains the stock double hump heads and accessories.
Things i've done: replaced battery, replaced power steering pump and bracket because the power steering feel was initially a little sloppy and there was play in the old bracket; replaced alternator and switched to one-wire alt for cleaner set up. The rest has just been fluids/plugs/filters/etc. Starts up every time.
