Numbers-matching engine with its correct Holley 4-barrel carburetor and Winters intake, just like GM intended. The finned valve covers are a familiar Z/28 look and the dual-snorkeled chrome air cleaner lid dresses the place up a bit. The interior is a perfect complement to the exterior, beautifully finished in code 775 black vinyl. It's correctly done and looks fantastic on the high-back bucket seats, showing little to no wear and offering great support. Plush black carpets work with the black dash and console and maintain the uniform look, and the correct Z/28 door panels are fresh pieces that look great. The wrap-around instrument panel includes bright, clean, sharp gauges behind a standard two-spoke steering wheel, and even the OEM clock works! The AM/FM radio in the dash remarkably still works too, and the shifter atop the original Muncie 4-speed suggests this Z/28 was built for fun and that Chevy wasn't quite willing to give up performance.