Finally got around to getting pictures. Greg:beers:



http://i193.photobucket.com/albums/z300/gjunkr/camaro-firebird009.jhttp://i193.photobucket.com/albums/z300/gjunkr/camaro-firebird010-1.jpgpg

I don't see anything but a big red X??

I'm having issues posting pictures!

http://i193.photobucket.com/albums/z300/gjunkr/camaro-firebird011.jpg
http://i193.photobucket.com/albums/z300/gjunkr/camaro-firebird009.jpg

I would say it was worth the wait :thumbsup: Great looking Z ! Whats up with the wheel chocks ---- E brake need adjusting :confused: This is a case where black is truly beautiful .

Greg: Can I ask a question. Do you know where your Z came from originally.
I think I see an Ivory interior. The reason I ask is that I had the exact car and it was sold into the US. I was just wondering if it might be it?

The reason for the wheel chocks, 4000 rpm holeshot results in a broken cluster gear. I'm a little hard on equipment. I wish I could find the original owner. The car was around NW Illinois in the early 70s as a drag car. This car was painted in 1991, it looks good in the pictures. It's a 20 footer. Thanks

Here is a picture of mine. It was originally glacier blue with ivory.
I just love the black with ivory.
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a392/Stewz/69CanadianZ.jpg
After this shot I put the chrome trim on the wheelwells.
It was a Canadian car that had just about all the sheet metal replaced.

Greg,

What part of NW Illinois are you. Nice car.

Dave

Stewie,

Nice combo. Really shows off both the black and the white interior.

Yes it was a nice car. It was one that got away. I traded it for an unrestored 30,000 mile Z.
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a392/Stewz/69Camaro30000miles.jpg
I sold that one for University money for my daughter. And it turned out she got a scholarship.
So now I have the 68 and love it.

OMG!!! They are so purty!!! all of them. 3 more weeks and the restoration commences for me and my baby.

Dave, I'm around the Freeport area, about 30 miles west of Rockford. Black paint is a bear to keep clean,but when it's clean it looks good!! Greg

wow nice car!!
4000 rpm holeshots? lol you sure are hard on equipment.

Nice!

Jim