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Can't go wrong with Classic Headquarters.

Probably the next best thing to NOS GM......for the most part.

There's a guy here on the east coast that has an extensive stash of old GM parts.....mostly used.  His name is Mark and he's from Monroeville, NJ and he's always at Carlisle, PA events (spring / GM Nats / fall).  I know he's a great source of used GM parts....especially Camaros. From what I know, he has a full time job and does this as a side gig, so getting stuff from him can be trying. (sent you a PM)

#4) Lots of Space to perform above.

Oh yeah......forgot about that.  Good point.

You'll need three things to make this restoration a success:

1) Decent parts (iow - GM used or NOS)
2) Plenty of money.
3) Understanding wife.

If you have these three items (maybe not in this order).........it's gonna be a beautiful car when done.

Good luck.

I'm not buying it......figuratively or literally.

Probably why it's selling at Mecum rather than BJ.  Jerry would have a field day with this one.

Here's one:  https://www.ebay.com/itm/198014767699

Neat!!!   I would have thought the GTO vs SS Chevelle would be spot on.  Almost the same car.....imo.

Thanks for posting.......

Everything new nowadays is a crap shoot....if it comes to it, hit Rock Auto....they have AC Delco ones, but they are probably the same thing you'd get at Autozone / Napa....

You could get try eBay...

Got mine coming........looking forward to it.

The first seat shown is a Firebird. Once you're familair with 'Birds and Camaros, the difference is obvious. Many people list them for sale incorrectly. They share similar frames so people post them as applying to both cars.

Spot on.

I've been using DOT 5 for years.....never an issue......Plus my master cylinder was rebuilt by White Post.

Gotta get a load of Coors......I need a blocker.....who's coming with me?

East bound and down rollin up & trucking....we gonna do what they say can't be done........LOL!

Last pictures shows the speedometer.  It's a repro. The mileage numbers are not original GM.  Look at an original GM speedometer, then this one.....you'll see the difference.  Neat car though.

yeah - I remember Pontiac doing these.....they had a Blue Bird (light blue in color) and this Red Bird.

Pontiac tried to appeal to the ladies.......

These are neat.

I forgot to mention the two original 69 Firebirds with tilt.....rectangular shaped pads too.