Special Edition <28
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Special Edition <28 I am now the proud owner of an extremely limited edition Chevrolet Camaro "<28"... I broke the top off of the "Z" when I was drying my car 
Now I'm just trying to decide what emblems I should get to replace it. I don't really like the Z28 Z06 badges... they seem a bit too bulky to me. Any other suggestions? I was thinking about possibly just debadging everything... but that is only an idea at this point. At any rate, I don't know how long I can deal with my left-side-only limited production car.
Now I'm just trying to decide what emblems I should get to replace it. I don't really like the Z28 Z06 badges... they seem a bit too bulky to me. Any other suggestions? I was thinking about possibly just debadging everything... but that is only an idea at this point. At any rate, I don't know how long I can deal with my left-side-only limited production car. BTLFEDSS posted this site and I think I am going to order a set of emblems for my car. Kind of pricey, but they are very unique. www.mastach.com
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Those ones from Mastach.com are the ones that I don't like very much. They seem like they would look too gawdy... dunno, maybe it's just me. The custom graphics idea is interesting though... does anyone have any suggestions or ones they have made?
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Originally Posted by LawmanSS
Have you considered the old-school ('69ish) emblems? Other than those or the Mastach ones, I'd say debadge for the sleeper effect...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=34204
This is the best looking Z emblems imo that u can buy.
This is the best looking Z emblems imo that u can buy.
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Originally Posted by Summer
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=34204
This is the best looking Z emblems imo that u can buy.
This is the best looking Z emblems imo that u can buy.
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Could possibly just come up w/ your own script and paint 'em on. Or talk w/ a vinyl company and see if they cant cut you 3 about the same size to replace the fender badges and the rear badge aswell.
1970 Z28 emblems look great. I just posted a thread recently with some pics of them on my artic white 94 Z28. I think that you would really like them, especially if you have chrome rims. 
Here's another vote for '69 Emblems. 
And I'll admit, I found the 2 sides and 1 bigger emblem for the rear for WAY less than $100 on ebay.
And I'll admit, I found the 2 sides and 1 bigger emblem for the rear for WAY less than $100 on ebay. Last edited by RaNsOm; Dec 31, 2004 at 10:13 AM.
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Originally Posted by RaNsOm
Here's another vote for '69 Emblems. And I'll admit, I found the 2 sides and 1 bigger emblem for the rear for WAY less than $100 on ebay.
And I'll admit, I found the 2 sides and 1 bigger emblem for the rear for WAY less than $100 on ebay. 
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the 69's arn't that good looking to me. I don't like that slash in them. go with the 70's style.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...70sz28side.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...70sz28side.jpg