Holy.. **** check this out
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Re: Holy.. **** check this out (Larry B.)
I can think of several engines I could buy/build for $21,700
I'm a noob, whats different/special about this? It's a dual carb setup I see but is it just a rare setup they had?
Bry
I'm a noob, whats different/special about this? It's a dual carb setup I see but is it just a rare setup they had?
Bry
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Re: Holy.. **** check this out (Bryan52803)
I can think of several engines I could buy/build for $21,700
I'm a noob, whats different/special about this? It's a dual carb setup I see but is it just a rare setup they had?
Bry
I'm a noob, whats different/special about this? It's a dual carb setup I see but is it just a rare setup they had?
Bry
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Re: Holy.. **** check this out (Gordonm)
$21,000!!!
Where's DJDep?
Where's DJDep?
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Re: Holy.. **** check this out (Nowhere Man)
I can think of several engines I could buy/build for $21,700
I'm a noob, whats different/special about this? It's a dual carb setup I see but is it just a rare setup they had?
Bry
It is vary vary rare setup.
I'm a noob, whats different/special about this? It's a dual carb setup I see but is it just a rare setup they had?
Bry
It is vary vary rare setup.
now where is that j@(k#ff smilie?
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Re: Holy.. **** check this out (Cali,68,L-79)
I have an original 1964 GM oil filter in box for a SB, selling for only $45,000.00
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Re: Holy.. **** check this out (Larry B.)
I saw one if not exactly, VERY similar, at a speed shop in California, and while I was there getting a crank turned I asked how much he wanted for it, and he laughed and told me I couldn't afford it. I guess he was right. He never did say how much.
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Re: Holy.. **** check this out (Bryan52803)
I'm a noob, whats different/special about this? It's a dual carb setup I see but is it just a rare setup they had?
Bry
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This raises an interesting question; why would anyone buy this at this price unless he already owned a Z28 that was originally equiped with the cross ram, and if so, what is the entire car worth?
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Re: Holy.. **** check this out (vetteonr)
What's more unbelieveable is that someone bought it.
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Re: Holy.. **** check this out (stingraymaniac)
It has been a little while but I have seen a couple local Z's that have this setup on them.
Pretty sweet!!!
Pretty sweet!!!
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Re: Holy.. **** check this out (6t9l4t6)
That setup was never installed on production Z/28 cars. That is an over the counter service part used for SCCA road racing. They are rare and valuable to someone that wants to emulate a period correct SCCA Trans-Am race car or to someone that wants to add some bling-bling to their 302 powered Z/28. Strictly jewelry for an early Camaro. Nobody else would want it. The stock 4 bbl setup works better for street use. The early Z/28's are getting rather popular these days. Prices for the rare parts are out of control.
Glad I don't need any parts for mine. I finished it just in time.
-Mark.
Glad I don't need any parts for mine. I finished it just in time.
-Mark.