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I have seen a couple, but there is no way to know how many COPO's were column shift equipped.  Here's a CRG research report by Bill GLowacki with regards to the 9560 & 9561 COPO Camaros:  http://www.camaros.org/copo.shtml

I'm guessing here - Maybe it's the 2160th CX configured TH400 built for 69?

No pic yet.  As Jerry stated, if you need a repair on the intake,  he can do it.

Check this, Steve:  http://www.camaros.org/drivetrain.shtml#TransmissionNumbers

Are you talking about the bolt hole for the distributor hold down bracket?

Looks like I need to improve my search technique

Thanks a bunch, Paul.

Ed

Do any fellow CRGer's have a picture(s) of an original, installed single rear seat speaker for a '69 Camaro? 

Here's a link that may help:  http://www.camaros.org/forum/index.php?topic=1960.15

If your talking a Norwood built Camaro - I think 11A (Nov. 1969) was the last build date used and 711992 (?) was the last VIN.

Check here for more info: http://www.camaros.org/drivetrain.shtml#TransmissionNumbers

"B" indicates a 427/390hp passenger car application.

On Ebay:  http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=015&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&viewitem=&item=250232792442&rd=1

"Norwood ran two shifts, and produced 57 cars per hour, or 912 per day.  It took about two days (four shifts) for a body to go through the Fisher Body system, and another day and a half (three shifts) to go through the Chevrolet system."

Thanks - So, 3 shifts or 24 hours (assuming an 8 hour shift) to fully assemble and drive one Camaro away and 56 total hours of labor, including four 8 hour shifts at Fisher for the body build, for one Camaro. 

I'm sure this info is here somewhere but - How long did it take (start to drive away) for a 1st gen Camaro to be built once it entered the assembly line? 

I'm not very familiar with paint and associated mixes.  I have done some interior touch ups w/paints from Rick's and our local Camaro store with nice results, but have never repainted an entire interior.  Hopefully some one with more experience will chime in.

The steering column should be green.