1971 Z28 Rs Camaro 4 Speed With Build Sheet on 2040-cars

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VIN: 124871L501258 Year: 1971
Interior Color: Black
Make: Chevrolet
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Camaro
Trim: RS
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: Z28 RS
Options: CD Player
Mileage: 89,000
Exterior Color: Red

Condition: UsedA vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections.Seller Notes:"Paint is old little rust"

Here is a 1971 z28 RS with the Build sheet, I just dropped the gas tank and after all the years it was still there WOW, The motor is brand new with only 1200 miles on it The Muncie is rebuilt with new Clutch and linkage,  the cam has a nice loping sound with a new 750 Holly Double pumper, also ther is a new radiator 4 core never over heats, the car drives smooth and straight no shacking, this car can go on a long trip with no problems Yes you can drive this home.  The paint job was done in 1980 so it is old, the flared out wheel walls were done (Ther were 2 Z28 Camero's that came in at the same time in) 1970 September as soon as they came off the Truck in San Luis Obispo Chevy Dealer they went to custom shops and had the work done both cars were in car show's and Magezines They spent a lot of weekends at the Santa Maria Ca. car meets

It is a extremely fast fun car and has a new 355 Vortex 440 HP motor. It is a 4 speed muncie has all new linkage clutch rebuilt, new u joints 12 bolt rear end, 1" sway bar, just had front end work done, Z28 had foot paddle attached to floor and has new gas paddle attach to floor. Lots of new parts like Flow masters, Pioneer stereo with ipod and 1000 watt amp let me know what you have to trade..... I do have more Pictures. http://picasaweb.google.com/johnfellegi/1971Z28RSCamaro ......

You Need to have the Build sheet...
To verify a 1970 or 1971 Z28, hopefully the car will be built in Norwood Ohio because the Z28 accessory code will be stamped on the trim tag. However, since you can buy trim tags these days, you need to spend some extra time verifying what you're looking at. (And for heavens sake don't put a "Z28" trim tag on a car that still has a 6 cylinder VIN on it, you'll get caught).

Hopefully what you're looking at is "all original". If it is, you can verify engine codes and codes on the transmission and rear end. All the stuff should match the car it's in, and it should be coded as Z28 equipment. If it matches, you're in business. If it doesn't match, you got problems. Make sure the stampings are legit. Any idiot with a hammer and punch set can throw a wrench into this deal.

If the car was built in LA.... The Z28 WILL NOT HAVE AIR CONDITIONING. None. Verify that there are no traces of A/C (ducting, kick panels, big hole in the firewall for evaporator). Presence of Air Conditioning will disqualify the car immediately.
The Z28 got a UNIQUE throttle pedal. It's hinged off the floor with a bracket mounted on the floor board. Non-Z Camaros got a throttle pedal hinged off the firewall. The Z28 has a 8000 RPM tach, which redlines at 6500 RPM. Low performance cars have 7000 RPM tachs and lower redlines. The Tach (part of the optional instrumentation) is OPTIONAL in the Z28 however, so not all Z's will have a Tach. IF it does - it'll read to 8000 RPM. The Z28 has a 3/8" fuel line (and a return line?). Low performance cars don't have the "big" fuel lines. This IMO is not definitive because regular 350 powered cars got the same.
ALL Z28's got the F41 suspension, which means there will be a rear swaybar on the car, or presense of one. Since the rear swaybar brackets are welded to the frame, it'll still be there even if the bar is removed. The car MUST have these brackets welded to the rear frame rails. The car will have a 12 bolt in it (1970 only). 8 bolts and a couple brake lines and you can unbolt this and run off with the expensive 12 bolt, which has been known to happen. The (1970 only) Z28 originally had a 12 bolt rear. It's not uncommon for a 10 bolt to be sitting under the car now for whatever reason. Obviously the 1971 Z28 has a 10 bolt rear end.
The Z28 can be an automatic, or a 4 speed. If the car was an automatic, it was a TH400. The TH400 has an electric kickdown, so if you have a cable kickdown from a TH350, you have a problem. The TH400 requires a small hole to be punched in the firewall for the kickdown wiring to pass through. Also the throttle pedal arm will trip the solenoid switch.

ENGINE COMBO #1 350/355 CID 5.8 LITRE GM CHEVROLET ENGINE (BORED) 440 HORSEPOWER (330KW) 450 POUNDS TORQUE - RE-MANUFACTURED 350 CHEVY FULLY SHOTPEENED BACK TO VIRGIN STEEL - MAGNAFLUXED - SONIC CHECKED - VORTEC CYLINDER HEADS - VERY STREETABLE WITH PLENTY OF VACUUM TO RUN YOUR BRAKES. - BORED .030 OVER - 10:1 COMPRESSION - TORQUE PLATE HONED DECK AND SQUARED ON A BLOCK TRUE FOR A ZERO DECK - LINE HONED - LIFTER BORES HONED - ALL HOLES TAPPED - SPUN BALANCED ON A HINES BALANCER - HYPERUTECTIC PISTONS - MOLY RINGS - VORTEC HEADS - HONED BRONZE VALVE GUIDES - RADIUS EXHAUST SEATS - 5 ANGLE INTAKE SEATS - MACHINED FOR SCREW IN STUDS (ARP) - SURFACED TO 62ccs - FULLY PORTED AND FLOWED - ISKY SPRINGS - LIGHT WEIGHT RETAINERS - ISKY CUSTOM GROUND HYD ROLLER CAM - CHROMOLY PUSHRODS - FULLY BAFFLED, AND WINDAGE TRAY OIL PAN SETUP. - KING BEARINGS - FEL PRO GASKETS - BRASS

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