This would be another of my favorites.  Good time.

I believe I saw that car at the USCC Nationals in '95.  If it is it has Plexiglas "fins epoxied in inside corners of the intake because Raw fuel was loading up there.  But yes, a piece of Camaro history.

69Z28-RS>>>>;
  #3891693 is a '67 Standard Grille.  I have a N.O.S. one for my Camaro.

Thanks!      I need to find a '67 owner then... and so some trading.  Are these of any interest to a '67 owner?

   I'm sure it' s of interest to somebody with a '67.  As I said, I have one for my car, so I'm good.

Joe>>>>,
They did a bunch of articles on the car and it had many different engines in it over the years

They brought it to Bill Thomas for a 396 to run it in Super Stock

cool pic of it with a drag shute

   Yep, that's one of the original issues I've got.

69Z28-RS>>>>;
  #3891693 is a '67 Standard Grille.  I have a N.O.S. one for my Camaro.

  I'm sure most would consider my car a clone.  And it probably is.  I know this is nit-picky, but I consider it a tribute.  It was a base coupe with 327 / Powerglide.  To those who know there are 3 tell-tale signs, 1...Cowl tag Date code 11A(too early for a Z28)  2...ME suffix on Engine Block (Z28 would have been MO)   3...it has a 350 TH Auto. Trans.  There are other tell-tale signs, these are just most obvious.   And I have no Documentation of the origin of the car, just history after my brothers purchase in '86.

  I have collected all 4 issues of HOT ROD; Feb. '67, Apr. '67, June '67 and Aug. '67 covering the HOT ROD Camaro test car.  And has been stated, HOT ROD never documented any of the pertinent "original" information.  But nice articles.   
  (side bar) Just my 2c's, fun going back and looking at all those old Ad's.

We have Wendy's "Super Car" night every other Wed. in Freport, IL.  Cruise into Mt. Carroll, one Sat. night a month, Freeport "Cruise Night" Aug. 10 th.,(we actually cruise our cars)  And I like to go up to GUS' Drive Inn up by my brothers by Delavan, WI.  GUS' Drive Inn and Freeport Cruise Night can be checked out on FB. 

  I got the '67 out of "Winter storage" today, and installed new Plate.  Got tired of waiting for the Weatherman to miss the forecast again.

My brothers '66 Chevy II was built at Willow Run in Apr. of '66.  Here's a link to pic. of it on here.  It was originally solid color Turq. car with Fawn Interior.  And it was as V8, Auto. car.  Now sports a date correct 327 with a 350 Turbo. Trans.

Just realized I forgot to post the link;
http://www.camaros.org/forum/index.php?topic=9770.msg71417#msg71417

 My brothers '66 Chevy II was built at Willow Run in Apr. of '66.  Here's a link to pic. of it on here.  It was originally solid color Turq. car with Fawn Interior.  And it was as V8, Auto. car.  Now sports a date correct 327 with a 350 Turbo. Trans.

I had the date codes explained to me this way;
5045508
277 6 2 B
277=day
6=year
2=shift of day    -  but then 6 in this position wouldn't make sense
B=assembly line

Was I used in the month date code on these VR's?

Welcome to the site Dave!  Wish you luck finding a good date correct block for your car.

My front bracket for my '67 has the AAc on it, but the original screws I think are long gone.