Interesting period photos.... :)

[69Z28-RS]

http://www.trifive.com/forums/showthread.php?t=148486

The link above is from the Trifive forum, but the first post in that thread shows 3 very interested *period* photos from the '70s... Yes, there's one or more first gen Camaros depicted..

Gary

[camaro jock]

Love the name, it says it all, nice wheel flairs on the 67, NICE FIND thanks for the memories Darrell

[ko-lek-tor]

thanks for the memories Darrell

Gary too! 
Well, thanks Darrell too, I guess?! , but thanks again GARY!

[group/7]

not sure if this is the spot for this, VW ad with '69 Camaro. not sure what time frame, but looks to be the psychedelic '70s.

Mike (group/7)

[lakeholme]

not sure if this is the spot for this, VW ad with '69 Camaro. not sure what time frame, but looks to be the psychedelic '70s.

Mike (group/7)

That's a 69 VW ad for their used car warranty with a 69 Camaro in "very special paint". 

As I recall, the moon was in the seventh house and Jupiter was aligned with Mars!   

[BULLITT65]

I was to young to have known Bill Parker 4 speeds, but I have driven past that spot a bunch of times. I have seen those photos published on another site where they broke down what each car had for a power train. Very interesting stuff

[cook_dw]

As I recall, the moon was in the seventh house and Jupiter was aligned with Mars!   

Age of Aaaaquariiiiuuuuuus!!!

[group/7]

reprint of a '69 ZL1 test from the New York Times, published  may 27th. 2012.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/27/automobiles/testing-the-pack-alpha-of-muscle-cars.html?_r=0


Mike (group/7)

[janobyte]

As I recall, the moon was in the seventh house and Jupiter was aligned with Mars!   

Age of Aaaaquariiiiuuuuuus!!!

I was on the assembly line during that time frame....Cook wasn't even in clay yet!

[cook_dw]

And yet I knew what it was...

[janobyte]

hehe

[dale_z28]

I've got the tailgate off that Stude pickup (last pic) hanging in my family rom over the fireplace! Well, maybe a similar one...

[69Z28-RS]

I've got the tailgate off that Stude pickup (last pic) hanging in my family rom over the fireplace! Well, maybe a similar one...

Seriously?    have ya got pix? 

[dale_z28]

I'll get one tonight. Was going to make a bench seat-back out of it, but it's got some flaky rust and I think it's better-off as a looker than a "toucher"

[dale_z28]

The picture is not cooperating! Wants to rotate for some reason...

[69Z28-RS]

Hey!   not rotated here, and it looks great...  like an 'interior designer' hung it up there.. 

[dale_z28]

she did!! Told me right where to put it!

[69Z28-RS]

I like it .. but it would really be appropriate if your last name was Studebaker....   

[dale_z28]

Wouldn't it though?

[group/7]

 looks like a 70 & 1/2, any ideas ? looks like Jersey tags. looking at some of the signage, my first thought was Australia. but it's a left drive car.
Mike (group/7)

(unattributed photo)

[group/7]

This looks like a Yenko clone, striping is not quite right.

[aerialpacer]

My grandfather used to have that car.

[group/7]

Radical kustom Camaro, looks to be a '69   

[BULLITT65]

thats to bad. All that time and money to chop, channel, and section. What year was that taken?

[group/7]

Looking at the cars in the background, I would guess '80s  ?

[JKZ27]

I'd say mid to late 90's. Judging by the Sunfire and the 4th gen Camaro.

That 68/69 reminds me of one I saw in a magazine a long time ago that had a mid engine(behind the seats) 455 or something.

[group/7]

I think this is a '67 ? not sure when or where  the photo was taken.

[BULLITT65]

That is the Waldo tunnel from SF to Marin. The rainbows were painted in about 1970, in order to brighten up the roadways.

[Petes L48]

Tunnel appears to be around San Francisco

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2014/08/20/robin-williams-tunnel-waldo-san-francisco/14342967/

[group/7]

They're looking happy with the new ride, looks like Ohio tags.   

[BULLITT65]

I would to see more guys run those hub caps now a days.

Those wheel covers would stand out in a sea of rally wheels

[group/7]

Berger Chevrolet bill board with '67 Camaro.

[68L30]

Great looking 68, Bet it’s a Hugger Month car.... Except for the RS , reminds me of the Custom Camaro ad.

Steve

[lynnbilodeau]

The picture is not cooperating! Wants to rotate for some reason...

Nice.  Studebakers rock.   My 53 Commander has a lock up torque converer.  What year did GM finally get around to that?  83?  84?

[group/7]

tail lights look to be from a '68 Coronet, split rear window, and those flares      

Mike

[BULLITT65]

wow, what year was that taken?

[camaroboy68ss]

wow, what year was that taken?

good question, I was thinking the same thing. Has to be mid to late 70's. I know that kind of custom work was big in northwest around that window.

[firstgenaddict]

The REAR USA 1 TAG is from the mid 70's - I believe 75-76.

[Jon Mello]

It says Cheap Trick on the tail light panel and that group did not become popular until 1979-1980.

[DeanZ10]

My first SS. Think the pic is from Fall 19 ya 78. Do idea what the tag said or the Vin#. Had black deluxe comfort weave interior rosewood dash and steering wheel, tach and gauges. 350 4 spd. Rear mounted antenna with short spoiler. No air.
Got caught out in snow coming home from my job a grocery store bagger. 35 mph, flipped upside down in ditch. Crushed front passenger front fender and pilar post and roof...though not terribly bad. Could have been fixed, but sold it for parts....Loved those Western Wheels.

[HawkX66]

My first SS. Think the pic is from Fall 19 ya 78. Do idea what the tag said or the Vin#. Had black deluxe comfort weave interior rosewood dash and steering wheel, tach and gauges. 350 4 spd. Rear mounted antenna with short spoiler. No air.
Got caught out in snow coming home from my job a grocery store bagger. 35 mph, flipped upside down in ditch. Crushed front passenger front fender and pilar post and roof...though not terribly bad. Could have been fixed, but sold it for parts....Loved those Western Wheels.

Great pic! Sorry to hear about the crash... Looked like a hell of nice machine.

[DeanZ10]

What I would do to have her back..lol..Bought it for $2000.00... lol Wish I had at least kept something with the vin#. I assume it was X55 and must have been early. May not have even had x code. Oh well.
Wish I had known what I know now..right? Lol. It was a beautiful car at the time. I was 16..lot of good memories in the year or so I had it....I guess the pic would be from 79. So began the camaro disease.

[DeanZ10]

Another tidy bit.  I fixed up another camaro and used these wheels. It was dark gray primer.  Sold it someone around the Gastonia or Charlotte area...I think winter of 87 or spring of 88 before I got married. If anyone in that area remembers this car please let me know...

[SMS]

Mom's car 67-75

[group/7]

New Butternut Yellow '67 SS350 

[JoeC]

I think this is the "California " 67 Camaro show car at an auto expo

[169INDY]

1968 Link
http://cdm17061.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/search/collection/p17061coll21/searchterm/camaro/order/places


South Tacoma Motor Company's second showroom with customers admiring 1968 Chevrolets

Jim

[69Z28-RS]

New Butternut Yellow '67 SS350 

Can't you just hear this lady telling her dog... 

 "You will be this close to going to a new home if you EVER jump up on my new Camaro!"

[JoeC]

there is some cool 1st gen stuff on you tube
I posted some before but this one was new to me

1967 slot cars and 67 Camaros and stuff

1967 CHEVROLET DRIVER'S EDUCATION FILM "BE AN A*C*E DRIVER"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2-uf0hazLE

[group/7]

I would guess this is the same Butternut yellow '67 RS as in my earlier post, same dog, by the garage.

[JoeC]

it is amazing what those google spiders can find

1967 SS Camaro Bonanza

[JoeC]

'68 Youngmobiles

Young it up specials

non SS with a nose stripe

[BULLITT65]

it is amazing what those google spiders can find

1967 SS Camaro Bonanza

And not a rally wheel to be seen...😳😁

[JoeC]

you want rally wheels , we got rally wheels

[JoeC]

for a good deal see "Volume Ben"  Lamb

pace car

[x66 714]

Pin striped tires appears to be popular in advertising back then...Joe

[BULLITT65]

Interesting a SS, with the cowl hood. To bad chevy didn't break down the numbers more. I would have liked to know how many SS cars were ordered with that hood, vs Z/28.

[67conv6cyl]

All paces cars had them and that looks like a pace car in the picture!

[BULLITT65]

Your right duh!
the black and white through me off. But I believe would have been the only way to get those stripes. Maybe the endura bumper also got me.

[BillG]

Still a good question.  I think William broke it down sometime ago but, I can't seem to find that post.

[BULLITT65]

I thought William broke down how many were left after the Z/10, and Z/11. Which was like 5300 roughly, to divide up between SS and Z/28.

[william]

Hard to pin down how many Z10s in the mix; estimated to be 350-450. There were 10,026 ZL2 hoods; subtract 3,675 Z11s and 400 Z10s leaves 5,951 hoods to divide up between Z/28s and the remainder of SS production. There were more SS built than Z/28s so it is likely SS installation was higher.

Of the remainder, guessing SS 3,764, Z/28 2,187. Don't take it to the bank.

[x66 714]

What about the COPOs?...Joe

[BULLITT65]

Thanks for the rough breakdown William. I would have though less SS since they came with a decorative hood as part of the package, but I will go with your gut. You have probably forgotten more about first gens than I know. 
I think it was explained COPO didn't figure in to that number, and was separate since it was called out differently for that car.

[JoeC]

I don't know if has been proven but some say the first production cowl hoods were on the ZL1 Camaros

Chevy promised Fred Gibb and Dick Harrell they would get one by the end of the year and it arrived on Dec 31 , 1968

The number one ZL1 had its cowl hood changed to a fiberglass hood 

this road test article of the two ZL1s , shows number one and said the other ZL 1 is number 5 and it had 25 miles on it when picked up to drive it to the drag strip   
both were dusk blue

[BULLITT65]

So was the other hood pictured the fiberglass? is that a somewhat forced air hood? (looks a bit fancy for racing)

[william]

What about the COPOs?...Joe

Certain options were included in the total only when they are listed in the vehicle build record. ZL2 was included with COPOs 9560 & 9561 and does not appear in build records [or documents] for those cars. So, not counted. At this time, the earliest known ZL2 installation is a Z/28 at the Van Nuys plant.

BTW COPO build records for both list the L78 engine. The 'official' L78 build total of 4,889 is overstated by 1,066.

[x66 714]

What about the COPOs?...Joe

Certain options were included in the total only when they are listed in the vehicle build record. ZL2 was included with COPOs 9560 & 9561 and does not appear in build records [or documents] for those cars. So, not counted. At this time, the earliest known ZL2 installation is a Z/28 at the Van Nuys plant.

BTW COPO build records for both list the L78 engine. The 'official' L78 build total of 4,889 is overstated by 1,066.

Thank you...Joe

[group/7]

'69 Camaros, SS Nova, and looks like an El Camino on the left, maybe So Cal ?

[68L30]

Harry Mann plate frame on the 2... 
 
Steve

[group/7]

Thanks Steve, missed that  Harry Mann were in L.A., found another image, same Nova, and a RS on the left.

[BULLITT65]

that blue RS/SS is sharp

[KurtS]

And the tailpanel says it's a SS396 car. Notice it's not glossy.

[JoeC]

"lets all sit on my Camaro for a photo" 

[JoeC]

"lets all sit on my Camaro for a photo"  2

[JoeC]

found this  photo

The Chevy Show truck semi trailer can be seen in the back

 I think it's from Canada because I looked up "cine sphere 3" and says .....

"It's Expo 1967 in Montreal Canada and multi-screen film presentations are the rage of the renowned international fair.  Canadian entrepreneurs and filmmakers Graeme Ferguson, Roman Kroitor, and Robert Kerr actually produced some of the films being shown, but made a decision to create a single projector/screen motion picture system which would equal or surpass the grandeur of the cumbersome multi-camera systems.  IMAX® corporation was born."

[BULLITT65]

Looks like 6 identical V8 RS vinyl top cars, but what role were those gentleman?

[69Z28-RS]

....  maybe they were giving 'test rides' and they were the drivers? 

[JoeC]

here is another interesting photo

I have seen special paint orange 1968 Camaros with orange rally wheels but I never saw a 1967

don't know if this is original paint but the car looks new

looks like an SS RS 396

[69Z28-RS]

I've never seen or heard of 'special paint' applying to Rallye Wheels... ??  so my suspicion is that the wheels are/were painted orange by the owner at some point.

[JoeC]

I don't know if it has been documented that the wheels were painted with the special paint color on Camaros.
I think they may have been.

I know of a 1968 Z/28 special paint orange that was bought new with the 5 rally wheels painted orange

Chevelles come with a nice build sheet and have seen special paint with the wheels painted and it is documented on the build sheet

There are special paint taxi police fire military etc cars and trucks and some came with the small hub caps and the wheels were same color as the car

[JoeC]

here is a 67 SS 350 convertible full wheel covers
looks to be an early car with no 350 emblem under the Camaro fender emblem

[68 Ragtop]

here is another interesting photo

I have seen special paint orange 1968 Camaros with orange rally wheels but I never saw a 1967

don't know if this is original paint but the car looks new

looks like an SS RS 396

Cool. It's even got orange stripe tires instead of the normal red stripe tires.

Unless, of course, the car is really red and appears orange because it's an old faded photograph that has been scanned and then viewed on a computer monitor.

[JoeC]

I have some assembly line photos that I saved from google and FB searches
some of them have been posted
 they are interesting for their details

roof drop

[JoeC]

under hood

[JoeC]

front end

[JoeC]

bumper

[JoeC]

exhaust system

[JoeC]

roof

[69Z28-RS]

Are all those '67 production photos from the LA/VN plant?

[JoeC]

I forgot that some of the pics are posted here

http://www.camaros.org/assemblyprocess.shtml

here is the color one of the exhaust system install

[KurtS]

I forgot that some of the pics are posted here http://www.camaros.org/assemblyprocess.shtml

here is the color one of the exhaust system install

Actually all of those pictures (or a different take) are posted there.
That's not just the exhaust system install, that's getting ready for body drop.

[JoeC]

I have not looked at the Assembly CRG Research Report in a while
It is well done

there are so many pictures on the net , its hard to tell what has been posted already

here is shipping pic , not sure if it has been posted on here

[JoeC]

How a Blind Auto Shop Teacher Saw His First Camaro

 interesting 67 Camaro picture with article on the Hot Rod Mag Camaro

https://www.hotrod.com/articles/blind-auto-shop-teacher-saw-first-camaro/

[JoeC]

thought this is an interesting photo

Pete Estes in a 67 convertible at the GM proving ground

it has been said that Pete liked convertibles and this was a reason given to build the 1968 Z/28 convertible

[BillG]

That's a cool pic of Estes, Joe.  Never seen that one before.

[group/7]

wired Camaro     

(photo: Bruce Ford..Road & Track April 1977)

[firstgenaddict]

I don't know if it has been documented that the wheels were painted with the special paint color on Camaros.
I think they may have been.

I know of a 1968 Z/28 special paint orange that was bought new with the 5 rally wheels painted orange

Chevelles come with a nice build sheet and have seen special paint with the wheels painted and it is documented on the build sheet

There are special paint taxi police fire military etc cars and trucks and some came with the small hub caps and the wheels were same color as the car

There are multiple Centennial Chevelles which have their SS wheels painted GOLD per the build sheet instructions SO yes the Camaro could have had it's wheels painted orange at the factory.

[group/7]

I have this photo in my files of a '67 with body coloured wheels. I'm not sure when that might have been taken, looks period ? Has California black plates.

Mike

[group/7]

'67 RS/SS, vinyl, discs...Niagara Dragway 

[group/7]

'67 SS in snow..Oregon tags   

Military (Airforce ?) w '67 SS/RS with dic brakes..... '68 Montana

Life was just..........better !

[william]

I don't know if has been proven but some say the first production cowl hoods were on the ZL1 Camaros

this road test article of the two ZL1s , shows number one and said the other ZL 1 is number 5 and it had 25 miles on it when picked up to drive it to the drag strip   
both were dusk blue

The complete history of the ZL-1 engine project at Chevrolet is being researched; the author for this famous track test was interviewed. He stated the test took place on an unusually warm day in late January, 1969. The street ZL-1 Camaro used was definitely the #2 car. The #5 ZL-1 was final-assembled on or about March 4, 1969. Several original photographs from the article were obtained, one showing the #2 car parked in Dick Harrell's shop. A wall calendar set to January 1969 is seen in the photo.

There has been some controversy concerning #5 as raced by Shay Nichols. Period photos show it with a white standard interior; all 50 Fred Gibb ZL-1s had black standard interiors. Gibb dealership records show #5 was sold to Phil and Shay Nichols on May 7, 1969. Obviously, had an interior swap. Last known owner claims it was beyond repair and was junked. #2 still exists.

[x77-69z28]

New Butternut Yellow '67 SS350 

I had the same car. Mine had disc brakes so came with rally wheels. Bought it from the original owner in 84. Sold it to a buddy of mine in 2017. Shoulda kept it!

[group/7]

NIckey '67 Camaro & hauler 

[group/7]

'69 Z/28 ? ? street machine. repaint ? no stripes, could you order that moulding with out the vinyl roof ?.

Mike

[william]

Two-tone '69s used the same basic molding.

Post corrected.

[group/7]

Thanks for the reply on the roof moulding.

How did I type 67 instead of '69 for the red car  can't seem to change it ?

Mike

[group/7]

Happy Thanksgiving !

[group/7]

69 Camaro on '71 ? Michigan tags.

[Z10Mike]

Yup...those were the days...

[starcruser]

 I love this pic! My dad had a Camaro just like this one. The same color too. I even love the dog greatting it's master!

[169INDY]

She is 71 y/o now (Possibly)

[group/7]

Time for a cold one after a hot drive !

[169INDY]

Um, I love a "Rain-Dog" in the late afternoon,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[group/7]

Alaska tags, flares & sun roofs !

[usa1ti]

My first 1968 taken in 1985. Tried several times but never got a 427 to run as good as that motor and could never get a 68 to sit like that again. I've not gave up yet though...

[group/7]

bumble bee w '69 SS are those wheel covers factory ? scroll l-r for whole image.

[169INDY]

COOL Wide Tread Letter size tires, & Caps on painted wheel, Very few get restored that way

[group/7]

Another yellow Camaro, this one set up for rallying are those Michigan tags ? can't seem to get it smaller, scroll l-r for full image.

[group/7]

looks new, judging by the cars in the back ground, '69 Butter Nut yellow, with vinyl and rally wheels.

[group/7]

Wonder what the story was here ? looks to have come off the road, is that a electrical company guy on the left, wires are down,

Wonder where that is ? you can see a tag on the Cougar.

Mike

[SMKZ28]

Wonder what the story was here ? looks to have come off the road, is that a electrical company guy on the left, wires are down,

Wonder where that is ? you can see a tag on the Cougar.

Mike

Looks like it ran smack dab into a pole.  Not sure of location but it surely isn't here in the midwest.  There are mountains in the background.  Notice the car has different front and rear wheels.  Fatter rubber in the back.

[jeff68]

Here is my 68 L30/M20, Ash Gold.  Photo taken day of delivery, July 6, 1968:

[BULLITT65]

looks exactly like your Avatar. Great preservation . 🙂

[jeff68]

looks exactly like your Avatar. Great preservation . 🙂

Thanks!

[rich69rs]

Found this while cleaning out some old files...not a Camaro picture, but still of the general period.

Richard

[group/7]

'75-'77 ? ? Camaro 

[MO]

Not sure which year, but interesting mirror color. I would have thought they'd be body color. The hood ornament is a nice touch though.

[group/7]

'69 w 307 and vinyl top.

Mike

[Vince]

I like the look of the double white stripes on the tires. 

[uscrichter]

Wow! I know this group is getting old when the last two comments are only about mirrors and tires! LOL

[169INDY]

Well we are on our best behavior, that there set of "Gals" are someone's 70 y/o Grandma nowadays.

Nice Barn-Shed,,,,,,,,

[group/7]

'68 SS/RS convertible, wire wheel covers,  it looks like it might have a rear spoiler ?

[ric1969]

 Yes, front and rear spoilers very nice.

[group/7]

Debra Harry (Blondie) w '67 Camaro.

[VINCE Z28]

Come on guys....We might be old but were not dead yet.....Vince

[group/7]

Trophy girl with '67 SS.

[group/7]

This looks like it could be a shoot for one of those high school year book ads, temp tag and El Camino on the right.

Having worked in a GM plant on inspection that trunk fit doesn't look good !


Are those wheel covers factory for '67s ?

[69Z28-RS]

Here are a couple of photos of my '69 Z28-RS with an early owner (Cindy in 1973)...

[MO]

Cindy had great taste and jealous boys around her I'm sure.

[MO]

This looks like it could be a shoot for one of those high school year book ads, temp tag and El Camino on the right.

Having worked in a GM plant on inspection that trunk fit doesn't look good !


Are those wheel covers factory for '67s ?

Agreed, poor trunk lid fitment, and yes looks like factory wheel covers.

[group/7]

Couldn't find a subject on assorted cars in the foreign Camaros thread, so put it here.

'68 327 ? RS in Europe ? can any body tell what country the tag is from ?

(Photo: no credit)

[group/7]

Not a photo, but interesting article on a '68 Camaro with a 427, didn't know where else to put it 

Motor Trend online, Oct. 2019

Mike

https://www.motortrend.com/features/1047435/

[group/7]

Here's a cool pic of a '69 Z spoiler delete, Socal, '68 "Dyno Tune" Camaro in the back ground. looks in period.

Can't get it smaller, scroll l-r 

Mike

[group/7]

I always liked the atmosphere in this photo 

Hard to tell, is it a stripe delete car ?

(photo: Car Life magazine June, '69)

[Fanthomgreen69]

Re: reply143. That picture is of my Navy buddy Jim’s Z /28 from an earlier post of mine.  It was, according to him, the 6th Z/28 off of the Los Angeles assembly line. He sold the car back in the 70’s, but still has the original window sticker. I do have a copy. Don’t know what happened to the car. Did Google search of VIN, but no luck.  It was such an early car.The headrests were an option. Don’t know if the spoilers were deleted or just weren’t ordered.  Thx for posting
Charles

[william]

Spoilers were not included with Z/28 equipment until April 1, 1969. The Car Life Z/28 was not built with them; they were added for the test. It did have stripes.

As in other vintage photos of VN built Z/28s, the tailpipes appear to be painted black.

Let's see that window sticker.

[Fanthomgreen69]

Here is a picture of the window sticker
Charles

[BULLITT65]

Just a 158 before mine (124379L503829). I am surprised it would be the 6th Z off the line though, since my car is a 10B, and I thought they had been making them for over a month at that point. I wonder how he came to that conclusion?

[David K]

CORTEX Silver?

[william]

CORTEX Silver?

Could have also had the optional interior.

[william]

Just a 158 before mine (124379L503829). I am surprised it would be the 6th Z off the line though, since my car is a 10B, and I thought they had been making them for over a month at that point. I wonder how he came to that conclusion?

It was just puffery, a statement made with no basis in fact.

My info, gathered over many years, has 21 VN Z/28s with a lower VIN. That works out to 0.6% so it is safe to say there were plenty more.

Thanks for the pic Charles!

[HOT3O2]

Why would it have 2 axles listed on the sheet (373 and 410)

[169INDY]

One lists the Posi and the Other the Ratio?
G80/G84

[group/7]

Charles, thanks for your reply ! I tried to go back and credit you with the photo, can't seem to do it ? I found it long ago, and came

 across it in my disorganized file on my lap top.

What a cool photo, I'm sure it is a treasured memory for you and your navy buddy ! where was that taken in California , I see some

 aircraft in the back ground ? Is there a link with you to the "Dyno Tune" Camaro in the photo as well ?

Mike

[group/7]

William, thanks for your reply and info  concerning the Car Life magazine photo of the '69 Z on a desert run. I have that magazine,

 but couldn't get to it before posting.

Mike

[HOT3O2]

One lists the Posi and the Other the Ratio?
G80/G84

But isn’t listing 2 different ratios? 373 and 410

[169INDY]

I believe the STD Ratio avail contented with the Z28 was 3.73, so It would appear G80/3.73 would cover line cost of the Posi, then the RPO Upgrade optional avail at an added Additional Cost was the G84/4.10

[BULLITT65]

Correct Jim you beat me to it.

[Fanthomgreen69]

Group/7 Went back and found the original thread I started back in March  2018. It tells the story from my friend Jim’s recollection of how he purchased the car. I think it is pretty interesting reading
The picture was taken @ the San Fernando Drag Strip in the Spring of 1969.
Charles

[group/7]

Charles thanks for your reply, here's the link to that thread on your friends silver spoiler delete car, interesting read.

Mike

http://www.camaros.org/forum/index.php?topic=16255.0

[group/7]

'69 Z, wet street. looks to be mid '70s ?  judging by the cars in the background.

Side pipes, Cragars ? and a hood tach or some other gauge, those were the days !

[group/7]

Another 69 with side pipes, he's ready ! got the winter boots on ! those snows back in the day were like tractor tires 

[group/7]

Is this a Camaro ?  looks like a drag car with custom paint. and what engine is in it ? there is a full size  '69 Chevy right rear, and

 what looks like a '69 Camaro on the left just above the roof.

once again scroll l-r for full image 

[MO]

Looks like a 69 non RS grille. Really custom paint; Z stripes, nose stripe, some sort of panel paint layout on the roof and maybe some striping on the side.

[169INDY]

Interesting Period photo reprinted in Old Cars Weekly in the 80's-90's

[group/7]

staying with that theme, I don't think this ended well  snowy roads played into it I think.

What are the wheels on the rear of the Camaro ?

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Hunter-Henry Motors, Bethany, Missouri, w '67 Camaro.

Once again scroll l-r for full image 

[usa1ti]

staying with that theme, I don't think this ended well  snowy roads played into it I think.

What are the wheels on the rear of the Camaro ?

I think those are Fenton Hawks. Possibly a later Keystone Knockoff. Hard to tell for sure, picture get grainy when you zoom in.

[MO]

That wheel looks good, but the wheel on the Camaro looks like the spokes come to a point at the center.

[396 SS/RS]

My first Camaro, 1970 Circa 1975...

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Tech editor Jim Grey of Autodriver magazine with '68 Z/28, from the February 1969 issue.

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Looks to be a pre-production prototype ? no wheel covers or trim rings & centre caps.

(GM photo)

[BULLITT65]

And hockey stripe continues on lower valance

[cook_dw]

As did early production cars.

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1967 SS/RS family    any idea on the tags ?

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'67 'vert at the ski hill, look to be the same wheels on the rear as in my previous post #166 on the crashed car ?

[MO]

From that angle it's hard to tell definitively, but it could very well be a match. The center cap does look larger though which might fill the gap to match the wheel in post 168 better. How weird to find those two pics of cars with that type wheel on the rear and what looks like black wheels on the front! It would not be as ironic if they were TT's or Cragar's.

[usa1ti]

Fenton also made a Super Shark which had a slightly different center. Either way I think they are some version of a Fenton wheel.

[cook_dw]

Also similar to drag mags or Indy 500's.

[Vince]

1967 SS/RS family    any idea on the tags ?

Maybe Washington, D.C. or military. 

[Petes L48]

1967 SS/RS family    any idea on the tags ?

Maybe Washington, D.C. or military. 

Yeah that bumper sticker reminds me of old military base permits

[69Z28-RS]

1967 SS/RS family    any idea on the tags ?

Maybe Washington, D.C. or military. 

Yeah that bumper sticker reminds me of old military base permits

That's probably exactly what it is..      One was supposed to remove those decals when cars were traded or sold, but many/most didn't do so..  This one on my car was put on in 1976 or so...

[MO]

I mounted mine on a piece of plexiglass and had it on the dash when I went on base. Some of the sentry guards didn't like it, but I was never ordered to put the sticker on the bumper. Back then I shaved all emblems, decals, dealer plates and emblems for a clean look. Today, I treasure them.

[BillGarrett]

i Still like the good old fashioned slots.

[396 SS/RS]

i Still like the good old fashioned slots.

My son bought a '66 Impala fastback that came with unilug slot mags on it. took them off and put a set of rally wheels on it.

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67 RS Camaro ( I wonder if it's a real Z ? a lot of people added the emblems) at Duke's Italian,  any one know where that might

 have been ? I would say it's the late 70's- '80s.

[boomer632]

https://www.facebook.com/DukesBeef/photos

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boomer632 thanks for the info re: Duke's Beef. !

[FRANKTHECRANK]

67 RS Camaro ( I wonder if it's a real Z ? a lot of people added the emblems) at Duke's Italian,  any one know where that might

 have been ? I would say it's the late 70's- '80s.

Considering 67 Zs only had 302 emblems on the fenders, it's definitely not a stock emblem from the factory. Whether it was a Z28 and he installed 68 Z28 emblems on it, or just pretending it's a Z is anybody's guess.

[x66 714]

67 RS Camaro ( I wonder if it's a real Z ? a lot of people added the emblems) at Duke's Italian,  any one know where that might

 have been ? I would say it's the late 70's- '80s.

Considering 67 Zs only had 302 emblems on the fenders, it's definitely not a stock emblem from the factory. Whether it was a Z28 and he installed 68 Z28 emblems on it, or just pretending it's a Z is anybody's guess.

1967 Z/28s had no emblems. 1968 used 302 emblems early. In about March 68 Z/28 emblems were used.....Joe

[169INDY]

The Car in Reply #186 was in Print in the 1980 Camaro Mags I believe the Base color is Brite Yellow.