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Camaro Research Group Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: 68Zproject on May 18, 2009, 08:56:28 PM
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I haven't been on here in a while. Did I miss something, as I have searched for hours, about the d-80 not being in the AIM (68 or 69)?
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Not in my 68 AIM either. Will have to check my 69 AIM tomorrow.
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Its in the 69 AIM, front spoiler only. Its under Z28 for the rear mostly for paint striping. Fisher installed the rear spoiler, GM the front.
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You have to look in the 67 AIM for 68 front spoiler mounting as for some reason that page is missing in the reprint of the 68 AIM.............RatPack................
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Well, I was kind of looking for a part number or whatever reference told how to tell if the rear spoiler was GM or repro. I remember reading it somewhere, but I've searched here quite a while and can't find anything other than the talk of the Camaro emblem being moved up when the factory intalled the spoiler. I know mine was not factory installed, but am trying to determine if it's even GM and dealer installed.
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Should have the casting number of 3916633 if it's a GM spoiler.
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Should have the casting number of 3916633 if it's a GM spoiler.
Where? It's on the car. Do I need to take it off to find out? Thanks.
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Yes, the # is on the bottom side.
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OK, thanks.
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3916633 on the bottom. More parts I can sell. P.S. Anyway to tell if the trunk lid is GM?
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Yep, there is a run stamp in the center at the bottom as the repros do not have them......RatPack........
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On the raised metal below the jack instructions? There's what looks like a 3 digit stamp D 8 ?, but I'm guessing as it's painted pretty thick.
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On the raised metal below the jack instructions? There's what looks like a 3 digit stamp D 8 ?, but I'm guessing as it's painted pretty thick.
Yup - Fisher Body run numbers are typically three characters - a letter for the stamping plant, and two numbers for the week of the year.
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Argghhh. I've got a few holes to fix then. I was hoping it was repro and I'd just get a used trunk lid. Oh, well. Thanks gentlemen.
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When did the d80 start being on cowl tag
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When did the d80 start being on cowl tag
Around May, 1969, but it wasn't always used.
Ed
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Thanks