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Since the Camaro first hit the street the Z28 Badge has stood for performance. You knew that with a Z28 you were getting the best that Chevrolet had to offer in a Camaro. This 1979 Z28 has benefited from a complete concourse restoration completed in 2004. Milage since the restoration is 8,513. The first thing that catches your eye with this Z28 is the color. The light green exterior and dark green vinyl interior is probably the rarest of color combinations for this car. The restoration took this car back to factory specs except for the engine. It was replaced with a new Chevrolet crate engine, 350CI, 4 Barrel, rated at 285 HP. The transmission is a 4 speed manual. This Z28 is equipped with AM radio, power steering and brakes, tilt wheel, aluminum alloy wheels and posi traction rear. This Camaro...

The late 70's and early 80's Z28s keep climbing in value every year so it is a solid investment! If you are looking for a gorgeous Z28 look no further cause this gem has everything you are looking for. The exterior of this beast is painted a gorgeous Red and is accented with a set of American Racing 17-inch Torque Thrust Wheels. The interior looks just as amazing finished with black and white pattern cloth buckets that contrasts well with the exterior. When you turn the key, you will hear the engine roar. Under the hood is a very impressive L-84 4 Bolt 350 cubic inch V-8 motor that is bored 30 over with 9. 5 to 1 pistons and 64 cc chambers and Crane Cam with 460 Lift and Holley 4-barrel carburetor and Edelbrock manifold and Hooker headers with heat shield for starter and Flowmaster pipes and muffler that sounds very mean and ready to pounce on other cars and features. The engine is mated to a TH 400 automatic transmission with 6 Lug Converter and shift kit that shifts smooth as you go down the...

This 1979 Z28 is an amazing throw back! As if you went back in time and snatched minty one- or two-year-old car from 1981 and brought it back with you. The 350 V8 runs and sound better than new, thanks to The car has cold AC as well thanks to a recent R12 conversion. The 4-speed manual shifts with rifle bolt directness allowing the V8 to be worked to the fullest. We know one of the biggest draws of a late 70s Camaro is the looks. And boy des this one deliver. The sleek white brown is clean! There's no evidence of accidents. The doors...

The odometer reads 1,808, which represents the mileage on the car since the build was complete. Options for this 1979 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 include: Air Conditioning, AM/FM Radio with CD Player, T-Tops, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Power Locks, Power Windows, Tilt Wheel, Seat Belts, Cloth Interior, Radial Tires, and Aluminum/Alloy Wheels. The LS1 V8 engine was donated from a 2002 Trans Am, and has roughly 25,000 miles on it. Inside the engine bay you will find polished pulleys, a few chrome accents, and a set of gorgeous headers. A 4L60E automatic transmission transfers the power from the LS1 to an Auburn rear end that houses 3. 73 Posi-Trac gears. Power disc brakes with slotted rotors adorn all four corners, and Hotchkis suspension goodies are present in the front and rear, all come together to help this 79' Z28 perform like a late model muscle car. The Nassau Blue exterior paint was an excellent color choice, and it looks absolutely stunning next to the Z28 graphics and black T-Tops. 17' ZR1 Corvette styled aluminum/alloy wheels are wrapped in radial tires, and provide...

In a world where everything is expected to improve over time, the 1970's did not follow this trend for muscle cars. The Mustang II is hardly even worth talking about and the Camaro itself was also in rough shape by the mid-70's thanks to strangling federal emissions and safety standards that automakers had struggled to adapt to. In 1979 Chevrolet revised its F-Body unibody platform with decals, a sporty front spoiler and rear fender flares for the Z28 models and this seemed to do the trick for sales; to this day no other Camaro model year has outsold 1979, which ended with 282,000 units delivered to customers (84,000 of which were Z28s). This vehicle offers several desirable attributes, starting with the low mileage- this Black Z28 is not totally stock due to a full repaint in 2018 but the seller of this vehicle claims those are indeed less than 39,000 actual miles on the odometer (backed up by a 'Box A' Arizona title). Pop the long hood of this Camaro and you'll find a time capsule of an engine too- GM's 350 CID V8 that did come with a 4bbl carburetor but was only rated at 175hp for the 1979 model...