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Camaro Research Group Discussion => Originality => Topic started by: uscrichter on November 13, 2017, 11:22:36 PM
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Can someone explain what the -28 means that is commonly written in grease pencil on the radiator shroud of restored Camaros, if it is a number from a factory test wouldn't it very from the commonly seen -28 from car to car? and is this something judges look for in a concourse restoration? Since I am just finishing a four year restoration which I want the car to be as accurate as GM off the line without the over-restored graffiti.
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Antifreeze is good to -28 Fahrenheit. Not sure if it is essential in high end resto?
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The plant never wrote that on the shroud. Dealers maybe did. "Restorers" do.
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Thanks guy's , that explains it! I have owned about a half dozen very low mileage cars and have never seen that either.