Johnson & Associates

1968 Chevrolet Camaro Z28

- Factory Z28 Camaro, one of only 7,199 built for the 1968 model year
- Built on March 28th, 1968
- Sold new at Gorham Chevrolet in Easton, Pennsylvania
- HIGHLY DOCUMENTED car
- Only 52,615 miles shown
- Matching numbers MO-suffix 302 cubic inch / 290 HP V8 engine
- Matching numbers close ratio Muncie 4-speed transmission
- Matching numbers "BU code" 3.73 positraction rear end (3/14 date code, car was built 3/28)
- Comprehensive body-off restoration
- Beautiful paint on laser straight body with all original metal
- Finished in factory correct & rare ZZ code British Green Poly paint with white stripes
- Code 712 black interior
- Small items such as the dome light & key buzzer still work
- Excellent chrome & trim
- New bumpers with correct rear bumper guards
- Power brakes
- Power steering (only 697 Z28s were built with power steering in 1968)
- D80 rear spoiler
- Factory ordered with headrests (very rare)
- Correct GM hoses and clamps used throughout engine bay
- Original smog equipment still intact
- Original trim tag in place on firewall
- Original Protect-O-Plate & warranty booklet
- Original body broadcast sheet
- Two handwritten dealer retail order forms
- Original "AY code" tire inflation sticker unique to the Z28 still present on glove box door
- Previous 1975 Pennsylvania registration with owner info matching the P-O-P
- Original stereo operating instructions & radio knob tag
- Photo of the car with the original owner from when it was new
- NCRS Shipping Data Report
- Original owner's manual
- Correct reproduction Goodyear Polyglas tires
- Correct reproduction Delco battery
- Immaculate undercarriage
- Fully restored trunk with factory spare
- The Z28 dominated all forms of American racing in 1968, winning the Trans Am series title with Team Penske and the NHRA Super Stock World Championship title with the Jenkins Strickler Racing Team
- This car runs, drives and sounds great

- Current Hagerty book value: $127,300

This is a rare opportunity to own one of the highest documented 1968 Z28s in the world. Original engine Z28s are extremely difficult to find since many were raced hard and blown up on the street or track. Finished in a highly desirable color combination and restored to a very high standard, this car is investment grade!