How to Authenticate a 1969 Z/28 Camaro: Tips and Tricks from Our 3 Classic Finds!

In this video, we share the tips and tricks we used to identify and authenticate THREE incredible 1969 Z/28 Camaros, including one that survived a barn fire! Whether you’re restoring, buying, or just love classic cars, we hope this guide helps you confirm the authenticity of your Camaro.
Resources Mentioned:
• Jerry MacNeish’s expert guide www.z28camaro....
• Camaro research on www.camaros.org
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[@WhiteStripesMadness]

great video with many usefull tips! thank you😁

[@AutoAmericanaV8]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jimjessie2704]

had a 69 z/28 for over 25 yrs ,everything matching-even all original interior--i know several things to look for he did not mention,one being the block pad in front of the right head--vin no's were not stamped there on a z/28,the no's there was build date only which included place where cast,--the vin # was stamped on bottom of block next to oil filter

[@oliver-bc6rk]

I agree with you that a tach was an extra cost option for a Z28 in 1969. But the Z28 option included a tach and gauges for the 1970, 71, and 72 model years.
Then in 1973, GM made a tach and gauges an extra cost option for the Z28 package once again.

[@RocksRodShop]

my understanding is that pre-December cars only had the vin stamped on the pad as well.

[@chrisbrown3925]

Now i want a 69 z28!!!😅