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I thought it might go something like that.

I have a deluxe gold interior, so the knobs are sort of goldish, with a little green and tan thrown in to making it difficult to describe.

Thanks.

I have a very original, low mileage '68 Camaro. Last weekend after taking the car out, the knob on the window handle came off in my hand. I don't want to put a repo part on it for a variety of reasons, including the originality and the fact that the repo ones available are of a different color.

It is possible to repair these? What is the procedure to do this?

Thanks in advance!

As most people know by now, most gas being sold this summer is a 10% Ethanol blend. There are several known issues with Ethanol that concern me with regards to a older car. First, Ethanol acts like a detergent. Second, Ethanol asorbs water.

I don't know what the inside of my gas tank looks like, but after 38 years of service there has to be some kind of junk in it. Also, I don't get the Camaro but about once a month, so I'm also concerned about the gas asorbing water from the air as it sits.

I haven't seen any advice or recommendations on this subject, so I'm tossing it out here for discussion.

Should I be concerned? Should I fill the tank all the way up, knowing that it will be several months before I will have to do it again? Maybe I'm over-reacting, but I don't want to do anything that could cause damage to the car.

CRM - '68 RS/SS 396 L78