The Boker 1969 Camero Z28 Damascus Folding Knife is a piece of history you can carry with you every day. This unique collector's item combines high quality Boker craftsmanship and historic materials.
The Camero, originally known as the "Pony Car" was produced in Detroit, Michigan from 1966 to 1969. In that time, over 700,000 Cameros with 12 different engine variants were produced. In 1969, the Z28 was created. It was the last Camero of this first generation, and boasted sporty lines and a beefy 290 HP V8 small block engine with a Special Performance Package. Its looks and power earned it a place among the league of muscle cars.
The Boker 1969 Z28 Knife is designed to bring to mind the lines of the Camero Z28. The blade is an elegant Damascus drop point that opens smoothly with a blue anodized thumb stud. A liner lock system keeps the blade locked open while in use.
Each 1969 Z28 blade is hand forged by Chad Nichols with 80 layers of the "Tread" pattern inspired by the sloping cowl induction bonnet from the muscle car. Parts of the upper A-arm from a Camero were used as materials for this stunning blade.
The handles of this collector's item are "Le Mans Blue," and interpret the lines of the Z28's body. The notchback, small rear spoiler and rear quarter panel gills are beautifully integrated into the knife's design. The pivot screw pays homage to the rims often found on the Z28. The titanium pocket clip mimics the car's chrome-plated door handles.
A lanyard hole and straight lined titanium pocket clip make this piece easy to carry.
This extraordinary knife comes in a floating display.
Features of the Boker 1969 Camero Z28 Damascus Folding Knife:
- Hand-forged Damascus Blade made from parts of the upper A-arm of the Z28 Camero
- Aluminum "Le Mans Blue" handles with lines and details inspired by the Z28 muscle car
- Solid steel frame lock
- Presentation box
- Hand crafted in Solingen, Germany
Blade Length: 3.15"
Thickness: 3.7 mm
Overall Length (Open): 7.80"
Weight: 5 ounces