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I'm no help but that is really neat!
Post it in the Vintage Racer Section for more visibility.

I'm still learning, but I don't like it.

It may happen to fit those two holes, but it doesn't belong there. The washer bottle bracket use all three of the holes.

Isn't that where the washer bottle bracket goes on an RS?

I'm repainting my car back to the original Butternut Yellow as we speak. I took pics and measurements of my T B P stamps. I have access to a water jet, and I'm going to water jet the letters out of some 1/8 inch rubber and glue them to wood blocks. If anyone is interested, in a set, I can make more and send them out for the cost of an envelope. It will be a few weeks.

Great work you did!

Wow! When you think you've seen it all. That car is amazing. Gonna throw rocks at mine!

That's amazing!
Congratulations.
I know the struggle, I know the shop that has my cars original engine, and they just absolutely will not sell it.
Frustrating to know who has it and where it is and not be able to do anything about it

The stenciled number on the muffler was clearly added on and obvious when I removed it. There were other items on the car that were non original or reproductions. It's a nice car and the owner loves it.

Late to the part but.....

In 1969 the factory absolutely used a torch to cut the holes in four-speed cars.

At the end of the video Jay says "sorry we split the muffler"......

That's where I come in.

I have officially now seen everything. I don't even know what to think.

Hello

I'm a new member. I have a car to add to the database.
I own a 1968 Camaro vin 124378L347176
LeMans Blue
I believe it was an original SS model. The original dealership that sold the car was Grant Bishop in Los Gatos, California.

I really enjoy researching and learning from CRG.

Thanks, Clayton

This site is amazing. My 69 Z28 was purchased new from Grant Bishop Chevrolet, and still has the original dealer frame on it and original plates. I've never seen or heard of another car from that dealership. Mine is an 09C and was sold on 12/15/1969 by Grant Bishop.

Pretty rare Z28 with an automatic transmission.....