1 Owner Z/28 Camaro Garage Find!

Possibly one of the nicest survivor cars as a Z-28 in the country .. Great story... Thanks , Parker ...

I worked at a hamburger joint when I was 15 ,made 1.65 a hour ,saved 800.00 for down payment on used 69 gto in January 72.I wish I had kept it.

How sweet it is. Thanks for your service!

Might be able to get those dents out with paintless dent repair

I seen Rockford Illinois on the Time slips I live 21 years next to Rockford in poplar Grove right in Broome county the guy still out that way beautiful beautiful car

Thats just awesome. No other way to say it.

When he said 10 -15 runs, i first thought he meant that he ran the quarter in10:15.

Love the color! And awesome shape for an original, even with the dents

Pretty sharp!!

Same as with my Mach1! I paid for it all, but as I was only 17, I needed financial help with having my dad as a cosigner! I paid it off and never missed an insurance payment, or car payment. About a year and a half later, I had paid it off while in the Marines! Had a lot of fun with that car, and learned a ton about repairing my own stuff. You just don't see that anymore!

Now That is a His~Story! Beautifully maintained/ preserved! Priceless. Thank you for devotion and sharing!

Love that year of Camaro

That's awesome Z28.❤

Beautiful dents and all 😊

As with the music of the era, the cars will never be equaled. Growing up in the '60s and '70s was amazing. Kids, today, will never know what they missed.

I like how you asked him questions at first and he was explaining it and then you just cut him off and said let’s take a look at the car! LOL

I keep seeing double , maybe it's Double Dipping - Right 🤨🙄✔️

I love this. Reminds me of my dad’s old ‘69 Z/28 in Cortez Silver that he bought new when he was 18. Similar story, it was all original except the same quarter panel that got hit when my dad dumped the clutch on the Muncie M22 rock crusher and hit a ditch

Beautiful car.

I was 16 in 1971 and financed my 67 gto with the local ford dealership. Did my own papers somehow. Paid off within 3 mo. Somewhere around $1900.