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Originally posted by Hugh R
His "currency" with me is good grades in school, and working on his Eagle Scout.
Sounds like he needs a '69 Z/28, such as this one. The RS option with the covered headlights was really cool. Penske and Mark Donahue destroyed the Trans-Am fields with these in the late '60s, and much of the racing development made it to the street cars with the Z28 option, such as optional dual Holley 4-barrels on the 302, several rear axle ratios, camshaft grinds, 4-wheel discs, etc. The 302 was basically a high-RPM racing engine right off the showroom.

What I would've given for one of these in high school! I still might get one...

It's tough to find an original Z/28 though, without selling the farm for it. A nice '69 SS with a 350 or 396 can be had for less $.

http://www.hemmings.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/dealers.detail/hmn_vehicle_id/205970
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