June 18, 200915 yr comment_287112 These were bought in 1980 for my 73, but still sit in the box to this day. They were bought from Jim Cook Racing for $95 plus shipping, and are as Will describes, including the 'cool keys' and that HOT 70's chick. Bonzi Lon I had the option of buying them from a local vendor who ordered and installed them-hence the higher price. If yours are in need of a new home.... Thanks Stephen:beer:, I knew I was close, but had no cigar! Whoda thunk a silent "D":stupid:! Will Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/32230-can-anyone-identify-these-parts/?&page=2#findComment-287112 Share on other sites More sharing options...
June 19, 200915 yr comment_287311 Once again correct Will. I had the Interpart one's on my first 72Z and the hinges were a bad design but in 78 that was alot of money, they looked more streamlined and fit better than the other Shadow's. I still have them in storage with broken hinges and many other parts from when I striped down my first Z for restoring it only to find out it was beyond restoration because of rust from to many days driving it on Daytona Beach. My current 72 has the Shadow type and has stood the test of time. I've always felt the first Gen Z's were made to have rear shades. Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/32230-can-anyone-identify-these-parts/?&page=2#findComment-287311 Share on other sites More sharing options...
June 20, 200915 yr comment_287355 Sorry Will, and others. I must keep them. They have been a fixture of the shop for about 30 years now, no complaints of wanting a new home. Besides, has not aged a bit. Bonzi Lon Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/32230-can-anyone-identify-these-parts/?&page=2#findComment-287355 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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