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1969 Deck Lid Emblem

Started by nwbalddog, June 01, 2011, 11:27:50 AM

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nwbalddog

I noticed some 1969 have an emblem on the deck lid, while some do not. I currently do not and am also seeing it in assembly manual yet it does not specify if it was standard. I have the rear spoiler. Saw a few strings where this was mentioned, yet could not find my answer.
Thanks
1969 Camarao Convertible
396/SS/RS/Auto

77thor

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that the emblem was not used if a spoiler was installed.
1969 Camaro SS, 350(NOM), M21, 12 Bolt Posi, 01B LOS Build
1977 Camaro, 350(LM1), M20, 10 Bolt Posi, Purchased New, (SOLD)

bertfam

If the spoiler was factory installed, the trunk lid emblem was repositioned forward 3.27 inches from the standard location. If it was installed by the dealer, they were supposed to reposition it like the factory but most didn't bother.

Ed

IZRSSS

Ed,

Off topic but can you please help me out here...If a rear spoiler was installed by the dealer, did they also install the stiffer torsion rod?

Thanks

bertfam

Quote...If a rear spoiler was installed by the dealer, did they also install the stiffer torsion rod?

Not usually. Dealers just moved the torsion rod down to the next slot.

See THIS THREAD.

Ed

IZRSSS

The rear spoiler is the early built 69 version (roughly 59" X 4 3/4") and did not come with the thicker torsion rod. The spoiler is original to the car...it was the same color as the car before it was restored (the first and only time). Dealer installed certainly puts me a little more at ease.

I did not have issues with the trunk opening and closing. My problem was with the slightest gust of wind. It took all of about 1min to change the setting. Great advise on the link you provided...deep socket w/extention rod. I used a 6"...

I should have come to you sooner!

Thanks Ed.

KevinW

I have a 10B (1968 build) factory spoiler 69.  it has the short spoiler, thicker torsion bar and emblem moved up. :)

JohnZ

<<Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that the emblem was not used if a spoiler was installed.>>

All factory-installed spoiler cars had the rear emblem (re-positioned forward) and a thicker torsion rod. Photo below of my untouched original 02D '69 emblem.
'69 Z/28
Fathom Green
CRG

IZRSSS

#8
I think there was a thread somewhere that had a template or measurements for the rear emblem. If anyone know's where it is can you please post the link. Or...post a new one.

And...is the header and deck emblem the same?

Thanks

IZRSSS

Quote from: KevinW on June 02, 2011, 10:56:27 AM
I have a 10B (1968 build) factory spoiler 69.  it has the short spoiler, thicker torsion bar and emblem moved up. :)

You guys suck...  ;)

IZRSSS

#10
Did another search and found this information from John;

    Re: 69 decklid emblem holes
« Reply #31 on: September 04, 2008, 09:55:02 AM »  

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On a factory spoiler car, the bottom straight edge of the emblem is 1-1/4" forward of the front edge of the spoiler, and the right edge of the "O" in Camaro is 4" from the edge of the lid.


Sorry Ed, I just noticed you post 3.27" from the standard position...




IZRSSS

Thanks Mark, this is the template I remember seeing. Problem is I am a General Contractor and only familiar with the standard measuring system. Is there something out there I can use for decimals?

I think I'll stick to John's measurements. Simple and clear-cut...

mark x22

4.18 = 4 3/16 .  3.44 = 3 7/16

IZRSSS

Hooowaaa.............Thanks Mark!!!!!!!!!!!