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Yes, filled with ATF and has a drilled cyl between springs to help with cowl shake on verts.  You need them, keep them and restore with car. Very expensive to replace as they are not reproduced and they are unique to car and year.

Thank you 👍

Commonly referred to as cocktail shakers. Only found in convertible cars.

I can see why with some sort of oil in them, they are not connected to anything, some sort of anti vibration thing?

And this from the front

What are these parts on a 69 convertible ?
1 each in the trunk rear corners & one in the rh front fender

When you get a chance, I'd be curious to see the trim tag.

here you go.

Window sticker is a typed up terrible reproduction. Cannot even spell correctly.......

Paul

Would have been done in the late 80's, thats when the car was last on the road

Well it was fun while it lasted. Regardless, still cool to find an old 1st gen.

It was bought as an engine less rolling shell, it was only when going through all the old paperwork I found the widow sticker & my heart skipped a beat reading the L72 first line  .
All the more fun when we are in the UK 🇬🇧 and my friend already has a genuine COPO !

POP decodes as a 307 4-speed with a 3.08 10 bolt axle.

No COPO 9561 convertibles.

Sorry, yes I finally got the engine + 4 speed decoded on there but not the axle or anything else yet.

I've reversed the pic so it can be read.

What we thought/hoped is the original widow sticker.
Has loads of paperwork with it, receipts for the deposit & final payment, oil chages etc. 
And the Protector O Plate still stuck to the card fold out.(which I couldn't decode)

The car is a garage find, been sat for 30+ years, no engine/box.

The invoice posted on CRG shows that option 9561 was $489.75:

http://www.camaros.org/images/copo/copo12.jpg

Thanks, would that price have included the other parts included in the COPO package? or just for the L72 ?

Can't post the full sheet just yet, but you can see the top line with the info
The price is listed as 335, I haven't found a list price for the L72 engine, but have for a L78 which is $316, so $335 about right?

Can you post a pic of this sheet? Is it possibly CO9561?

No, definitely 9516, BUT...... the engine is then listed as a L72........ !!!!
Are there any known non COPO L72 cars?
Could someone have slipped a L72 order in & the 9516 is a typo?

Thanks guys, yes a LA car, funny how it didn't come up on any Google search.