Erics Muscle Cars is proud to offer this beautiful 1969 Z/28 finished in its correct coded 71 Lemans blue paint. This example is by far one of the most correct Z’s EMC has had the privilege to offer to our enthusiast, even eclipsing the ZAPPER. All #’s from the mtr, tranny, rear,alt,dist,starter,radiator with the brass tag attached, correct packard wires, correct 7 blade fan etc. The car rides on the correct YH wheels with the correct tires and is a pleasure to drive with the p/s and the M22. The glass is original LOF except the w/s. The car is complete with the POP to document the drivetrain #’s. This Z is an X77 with a tasteful upgrade with the X33 trim. As you can see in the video, it is a crossram with no paperwork with the carbs being the correct repos and the intake being date coded.. Nice attention to detail during the resto with the quartz clock upgrade down to the T3 headlights and a nice underside with the correct tags and paint markings. The car has an unmistakable sound with the headers and a correct Z/28 flowmaster exhaust. We do have the correct d/s and p/s exhaust manifolds if the new owner wants to make the switch back to factory. This is a blue chip investment type of car to say the least. Check our feedback to have complete peace of mind when you are considering investing in this car. Long Considered the most iconic car ever built by Chevrolet. This Original car comes with Crossram and Protecto Plate. Take a listen to the Sweetest Small Block that ever …

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