1964 z06
09-14-2016, 03:31 PM
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nope...
09-14-2016, 04:53 PM
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All the options that made up the 63 Z06 were available in 64 but just not in a group option package.
09-14-2016, 05:17 PM
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Yes........................more commonly referred to as a J-56 big brake car in today's world.
Yep. Maybe I'm biased because I own one. In fact, I've owned 3 of the 29 that were made.
Oh ye of little faith................
.........Option Z-06 WAS INDEED on the dealer order form in in September 1963. Yes, option Z-06 was removed as that specific option in late Sept or early Oct 1963, but Z-06 WAS on the order form. The components of the Z-06 package (Fuel injection, HD metallic brakes with finned drums and vented backing plates, F-40 HD suspension, 4 speed transmission) were "unbundled" and the J-56 brakes (Z-06 brakes) were offered to the public after January 1964. So all 29 J-56 (Z-06) cars were built after January 1964.
Rex
Yep. Maybe I'm biased because I own one. In fact, I've owned 3 of the 29 that were made.
.........Option Z-06 WAS INDEED on the dealer order form in in September 1963. Yes, option Z-06 was removed as that specific option in late Sept or early Oct 1963, but Z-06 WAS on the order form. The components of the Z-06 package (Fuel injection, HD metallic brakes with finned drums and vented backing plates, F-40 HD suspension, 4 speed transmission) were "unbundled" and the J-56 brakes (Z-06 brakes) were offered to the public after January 1964. So all 29 J-56 (Z-06) cars were built after January 1964. Rex
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Gotta love those '64 Z06 types, especially the tankers..........
09-14-2016, 09:09 PM
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Here is a pic of my current car, quite possible the last J-56 car built in 64.
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Here's a picture of one of mine: The brake booster is of course a '64.
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