Mike Michaelian’s ’71 Z28 was bought brand new by his father. He dropped the front to his desired stance using a set of Hotchkis springs. The July 2009 Camaro Performers article is still available online is still visible on CamaroPerformers.com. ARTICLE
Sounds like my car, my dad bought it new in 1973. Had to special order it at the time as noone had Z28's in all of CA. I also lowered the car with hotchkis springs. Heres a cool picture of me in my car I stole from your facebook page:
Im pretty sure ive met that owner before. That car is astoundingly beautiful. Those wheels really give that car a distinctive look.
Sounds like my car, my dad bought it new in 1973. Had to special order it at the time as noone had Z28's in all of CA. I also lowered the car with hotchkis springs. Heres a cool picture of me in my car I stole from your facebook page:
Im pretty sure ive met that owner before. That car is astoundingly beautiful. Those wheels really give that car a distinctive look.
SLOZ28,
It’s great that your Camaro is still in the family after all these years! We enjoyed seeing it out at RTTC! There aren’t many nice big bumper Z28’s out there. Very nice! If you send us a PM, we can get you some high res copies of our RTTC photos.
You can borrow images from our Facebook page any time you like.
We'll be looking at some hotchkis stuff for our still in the family 79 Camaro.
Hey SkullCandy,
Do you have any pictures of your ’79 posted? We’d love to see it. These later Camaros are getting more popular all the time, and for good reason, there's tons of fantastic options for improving performance.
We’re sure that you’ve been following along with Hot Rod Magazine’s E-Rod ’79 Camaro build. Did you see the new video?
Brian Hobaugh SCCA National Tour June 2014
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Short clips: Goodguys Pleasanton autocross and pit videos
One-Family 71 Z28 Camaro
Did Klye Tucker change his wheels.
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