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Did the original 69 Cowl Hoods have date codes on the corner similar to standard hoods?

You mentioned that you removed the wiper motor.   I believe the wipers and the tail-lights run through the same fuse.   So I would start there.   My wipers recently stopped working.   During trouble-shooting I found I had power to all 5 terminals on the wiper motor as long as the key was in either on position.  I found out it was a ground problem at the switch.  It also could possibility of ground problem at light switch.

   Just something that I've been curious about.    I went to the CRG Home page, I see under the paint options that there were a few Camaros built with Two-tone paint.    Has anyone here seen an example of this, or a cowl tag with 2 different paint codes?

Thank you !

I think I read somewhere here at sometime a while back, that there was some kind of changeover point.    Or that the SS 350 had the fins and the SS 396 got the "stacks".   Can someone direct me to that post?

This might be out-dated information, when I put my 67 back together in the spring of 2012, I was sent to PS Auto Glass in Janesville, WI..  I am very happy with their work and the dated windshield I got.   The date codes and other markings were right on.

Ok, for you electrical guys.   My Windshield wipers have worked the past 8 summers, since I put the car back on the road.   I went to use the wipers last weekend, cuz we got a little rain.   Wipers don't work in the 2 on positions.   They will make one pass if I push the button for washers.   The fuse is good (juice both sides), and I have juice to all wires at the motor, except for the Dark Blue one.  What is the issue?

This came today in HOT ROD members Blog.   Very interesting.
https://www.hotrod.com/articles/1968-camaro-rs-ss-one-owner-survivor-40-options/?wc_mid=4035:19060&wc_rid=4035:515460&_wcsid=952DBC51C3409FE4CF21258F92B20ABF69E296D06F4107C0

H is the Hamilton, Ohio plant. It was about 20 miles N.W. of Norwood.

H is the Hamilton, Ohio plant. It was about 20 miles N.W. of Norwood.

Thanks Bentley!  My Grandpa used to say if you learn something new today, the day wasn't wasted.   I found several H's on my car when looking at date codes.  Didn't know that was what they meant.

That wheel was still standard on all '70 Chevelle SS's also.

67conv6cyl,  Read this posting;   http://www.camaros.org/forum/index.php?topic=12663.msg112578#msg112578

Thanks guys.  I've seen a pic. of "Pete" Estes  lighting a big Firecracker on Sept. 21 and I've also seen info, stating Sept. 26.  I was just wondering if someone here knew the "official" date.

    When was the official "launch date" for the '67 Camaro?     I am seeing several contradictory dates, ranging from Sept. 12 -'66 to Sept. 29-'66.

According to Trim Tag it was solid color car.  Didn't come from factory with the White vinyl roof.

I saw an Ad someplace for a Yenko Stormer, was a Z28.