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Site Comments/Discussion / Re: VIN Registry / database
« Last post by MO on Today at 04:41:39 AM »Welcome to the site Clayton. Tell us more about your car.
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General Discussion / Re: Interesting period photos.... :)
« Last post by MO on Today at 04:24:00 AM »This statement is from the NASCAR "License to Drive" event criteria.
"Participants will drive their vehicles for two escorted laps at 55 mph, allowing all drivers to maintain enough speed to take on the 31-degree banking".
"Participants will drive their vehicles for two escorted laps at 55 mph, allowing all drivers to maintain enough speed to take on the 31-degree banking".
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General Discussion / Re: 1967 seat belt clips
« Last post by Charley PHX on Today at 04:01:16 AM »Just seeing this. 2 more data points if it may matter to somebody...
1) 04D; LOS; 4-speed; deluxe int. w/console & gauges. STD seat belts. NO CLIPS.
2) 06D*; LOS; 4-speed; deluxe int. w/console & gauges. DLX seatbelts (5Y) WITH CLIPS.
* VERY LATE build- mid-July VIN#
1) 04D; LOS; 4-speed; deluxe int. w/console & gauges. STD seat belts. NO CLIPS.
2) 06D*; LOS; 4-speed; deluxe int. w/console & gauges. DLX seatbelts (5Y) WITH CLIPS.
* VERY LATE build- mid-July VIN#
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Originality / Re: Correct NOS Heater Control Assembly for 1968 Camaro Standard Model
« Last post by gwp4 on Today at 01:27:55 AM »Hi folks -
Further to my earlier posts, I'm also interested in finding out the GM part number for a heater control lens for a 1968 Camaro with no a/c. I hope I'll be able to track down an original one for the judges. Many thanks. gwp4
Further to my earlier posts, I'm also interested in finding out the GM part number for a heater control lens for a 1968 Camaro with no a/c. I hope I'll be able to track down an original one for the judges. Many thanks. gwp4
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Site Comments/Discussion / Re: VIN Registry / database
« Last post by Oldschool68 on May 28, 2024, 11:44:52 PM »Hello
I’m a new member. I have a car to add to the database.
I own a 1968 Camaro vin 124378L347176
LeMans Blue
I believe it was an original SS model. The original dealership that sold the car was Grant Bishop in Los Gatos, California.
I really enjoy researching and learning from CRG.
Thanks, Clayton
I’m a new member. I have a car to add to the database.
I own a 1968 Camaro vin 124378L347176
LeMans Blue
I believe it was an original SS model. The original dealership that sold the car was Grant Bishop in Los Gatos, California.
I really enjoy researching and learning from CRG.
Thanks, Clayton
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Decoding/Numbers / Caveat Emptor...tag swap
« Last post by william on May 28, 2024, 10:08:37 PM »https://www.ebay.com/itm/196416152819
Reported VIN 124379N583425
VIN was final assembled on or about January 22, 1969. Car has an 09A X33D80 body tag; 1st week September 1969.
One or both tags are not original to the car, hidden VINs may not match.
Reported VIN 124379N583425
VIN was final assembled on or about January 22, 1969. Car has an 09A X33D80 body tag; 1st week September 1969.
One or both tags are not original to the car, hidden VINs may not match.
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Originality / Re: Wiper motor stamping
« Last post by mls68z28 on May 28, 2024, 08:05:56 PM »My wiper motor,03C Norwood
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General Discussion / Re: Interesting period photos.... :)
« Last post by Sauron327 on May 28, 2024, 01:00:51 PM »When I toured Daytona Speedway a few years ago I went on a trip around the track in some type of tram thing. Guide stated that a car has to maintain a speed of 70 mph to keep from sliding down the banking in the turns.I doubt the guide's embellishment. That would mean a person would slide down if standing still. People walk that track all the time. A guy on Youtube did it in cowboy boots.
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General Discussion / Re: Interesting period photos.... :)
« Last post by GMAD_Van Nuys on May 28, 2024, 12:02:23 AM »In 1966, Penske's Corvette won the GT class at the 24 hours of Daytona:
https://www.teampenske.com/news/index.cfm/a/709/54421/Looking_Back_at_Team_Penskes_First_Race_Victory
The Corvette's L88 engine was built by TRACO.
https://www.teampenske.com/news/index.cfm/a/709/54421/Looking_Back_at_Team_Penskes_First_Race_Victory
The Corvette's L88 engine was built by TRACO.
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General Discussion / Re: Interesting period photos.... :)
« Last post by boomer632 on May 27, 2024, 11:32:51 PM »When I toured Daytona Speedway a few years ago I went on a trip around the track in some type of tram thing. Guide stated that a car has to maintain a speed of 70 mph to keep from sliding down the banking in the turns.