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Later Owner  "replacement" Warranty plate. (aka Second, Third etc,  Owner)

Mileage: 27,800 miles
Issued: December of 1969

Link

https://www.camaros.org/numbers.shtml#POPCodes

-Impossible

No, Plating, Painting, Wrapping, Coating, Blasting, Oiling, Rubbing, Scrapping, Polishing, Molding, or known Caring Method has ever proved successful in rejuvenating these. I imagine one could use SEM vynil-plastic paints to attempt to duplicate a painted repair but not sure how to obtain that very unique fresh-molded plastic appearance.

My Advise: Look at a swap meet for a takeout replacement that another owner felt was beyond acceptable yet might still be in good enough shape for a fluff or just bite the bullet on a repop or source a service item.

To the TOP

Go Boomer Go!

Post progress photos We love detailed build threads.

Congrats

^^ Correct there is a long running thread with Facotry examples of cowl stripe applications & I think the evidence has now shown there is not a Exact-defined East (NOR) -vs- West (LOS) version of this paint feature. With the passage of time and collection of factory applied variations over time the line of correctness has been blurred.

Yours Looks Great- Clean it only!

Congrats on your recent acquisition-

More pics please & enjoy

JIM

Solid Project right there!

Hey all, I checked and the holes are there under the bumper that would align with having front bumper guards. I am going to add them in the off-season.

Good Job -

Hi Bruce, The White-Black int, 68Z at this years (2026) Was Bill H of Puyallup & The Sequoia green Blk int was Oregons Gary M.  Great Pair of Cars this year at our local Goodguys for sure. Yes, you met Tom M at Shelton he is on here does not post much. We drive our Z's regularly during the dry season and enjoy them. I think we saw an "Orange" 69RSZ outside at the auction lot & it was rumored to be vandalized while out in the open. We sure hopped it was given a good home for new life to be breathed into it. Please reach out to me via (PM) Private message & we can do lunch and take a look at your progress.

v/r

Jim

I was thinking that I've only seen that on Canadian cars. Maybe somebody could verify....Joe

Here is a 1968 example

I agree Great to Hear from Darrel again. Keep your Camaro fire burning and we always look forward to your progress.

Jim

^^ Oh Dang Joe 12 yr^^

Glad to hear you are wkg to get it back to driving.

Jim

How cool is that Motor Number on the Transfer Documents

Are the Holes for the Fronts still in the Front lower valance?

It might just be better to install them-
I vote for install (*opinion)

I Thought you "Can" loosen the two bottom lower bolts and maybe a pair of wheel well (Inner) bolts and pull fender away enough to get your hand & wrist thru to install proper hardware in a pinch>?

My Opinion: They have obviously been Re-painted over. Orig paint samples would be Chipped paint by the stamp-die over factory paint. They are difficult to make out but I think I see a "N" for Norwood Car.