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Yeah its funny because almost nobody that does a stick shift driving video even knows how to drive it and they ride the clutch.

Yup. But if you can’t find one, a 71 or 72 is still very much a blast. I had a 71 with 4:11 gears, posi, M22 4 speed. It was certainly a beast a a ton of fun. Would beat a 69 350-350 with 3:70 gears, which was also a blast.

Thanks for your interest. The 100M has since sold. We do have a 56 BN2. Below is a link with our current classic inventory. www.sunnysideclassics.com/vehicles

Thanks for your interest. It has since sold. Visit our website for current classics. Sunnysideclassics.com

Z28 is not indicated in the VIN in anyway. If the car was built in Norwood Ohio, the cowl trim tag should say Z28 or 28, thus a Z28. If the car was built in Van Nuys CA, it would not indicate Z28 in any way on the cowl tag, which is why more CA cars are faked. The CA should have an engine pad stamping with the correct code for an LT1, thus one could conclude its a Z28, if the motor is original.

I was told back in the 70’s by more than one Chevy dealership that it had to have a Z/28 in the vin number. Chevy was on strike that year and didn’t produce that many Z/28’s. The 70 Z/28 that I owned had Z/28 on the vin. There for I would not touch one that didn’t have Z/28 on the vin tag.

A 72 is indicated in the VIN, as all GM cars in 72 noted the engine HP by the 5th character in the VIN. Not in 70, easy to look up.

It would have the letter "L" in the vin for 72 / "Q" for 73 (Fifth digit). @@britfan4341

Not a 70. 70 Camero had round directional lights above the front bumper.

Thanks for your interest. It has since sold. Visit our website for current classics. Sunnysideclassics.com

We're located in the Cleveland area in Ohio. This car sold some time ago and most delivered out west. Below is a link for our classic car inventory www.sunnysideclassics.com/

Thanks for viewing. The Corvette was previously sold. We're located in Ohio at www.sunnysideclassics.com/

Was recently sold. Thanks

Thanks. We believe it's original drivetrain but may have some rebuilding. We recently sold this one

To much echo

Yes, this one has since sold. Here's our link to watch for future interests www.sunnysideclassics.com/

Might be a good idea to add the website up top. @@carguyrick-chevysandmore523

Thanks. $23,900. Here's more info www.sunnysideclassics.com/vehicles/547/1974-triumph-tr6

Thanks. We have shippers to go to most locations

Yes. Here's a link www.sunnysideclassics.com/vehicles/543/1972-austin-healey