87 player bird wrote:

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If Todd doesn't want it you can have it, you were 2nd in line for it right?

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 got a price ?

87 player bird wrote:

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What post were the pics underneith? If your son is going to fly it, come get it. If your gonna sell it, I'll have to think about a price for it.

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can't remember where the pics were posted. Yes, the ultimate plan would be to fly it-worse case would be to hang it over my bar ! Anyway when I was a kid the backyard neighbour had a couple-man did I love looking in his garage ! My boys and I went to the wheels and wings show at the Welland Airport they loved it-the plane would probably have to be something like project #68 or something like that-I would gladly buy one if I could find one-I don't even see them anywhare anymore-theres one in Port Colborne but they don't want to sell.

Ken

 

Just curious, whats the production numbers of 4spd 1980 Z28's? I ordered one new at the time and had to wait a year for it!

I used to have to production numbers from the historical package I got for my 80 Z, but I let them go with the car when I sold it.

This is all from memory, and I might be wrong...

I believe there was about 8000 Canadian Z's (Zeds?)
Of those, only 16% were stick shift.

That would make around 1300 4 spd canadian Z's. Mine was a 4 speed T top car. 1 of 80.

Its a tough market these days-you'll likely end with a lot more dollars parting it anyway-try posting the body without taking it apart-see if theres any bites.

It's about a grand by rail to B.C. It's gotta be cheaper to send it half way.

87 player bird wrote:

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I guess no takers. It'll be going to barrie in the spring in pieces in the spring if I don't sell it. to bad as it's a good one.

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          call me (in the spring) before you part it out

 

87 player bird wrote:

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10-4 Carl. If it's still here in the spring, I'll let you know. You'd think it would sell considering the 4 speed alone makes these thing extremely fun to bomb around in. I had thoughs about tubbing, and blower, but to nice to cut up. After I bought the player's Trans Am, No room. Sign of the times I guess. When I was a kid, a clutch car was almost impossible to find, now there is no intrest. 20 + years later things have changed.

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they were that much money 20 years ago ! I recall selling my 79 Z28 for $5000 in 1987 !

 

I had a customer with a loaded 81 350 4spd. He said that the 80-81 Camaro 4spds were a Canadian / export only option. All US 350's were autos as the 4spd did not meet US emissions at the time ??

Dale @NOS

Only 81's were canada only in the 350/4spd. US still had the 350/4 spd in 1980.

The US got 305/4spd's in 81'!

I changed it to invisible letters      I have 8 cars now    love tohave the Z for a grandson project, but  need to sell the yellow car first     hang on someone will come along    will you take 50.00 per week?

-- Edited by 427carl on Sunday 25th of April 2010 09:21:44 PM

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