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Another one, March 69 coupe Norwood, bottom part of rear seat.
Doc

Interesting, thanks Chick. This is from John Z's "The First Generation Camaro Assembly Process"

Wheel and Tire Assembly:
 The next station was the balancer, which dropped a glob of hot wax on the tire at the weight location, and the    color of the wax denoted the size of the weight required. The weights were applied manually, and the tires were
delivered via overhead roller conveyors to the wheel install station on the Final Line.
Doc

Does anyone still have an original spare with the wax dot present. I am trying to determine dot color to amount of weight installed. I believe 1/2 oz is white, 1 oz is red. Anyone have anything else?
Thank you, Doc.   

Does anyone have any info or seen one of these before? Van Dresser was a known supplier of interior items for Chevrolet. Located on the backside of the rear seat visible from the trunk. 1969 Camaro coupe.
Ty, Doc. 

Huge thank you to everyone involved!
Doc

Dave, more info in this thread.
Doc

http://www.camaros.org/forum/index.php?topic=2509.msg16098#msg16098

Hello, send me a PM
Doc

sold 180K

1st bid is 50k, seven hours later 2nd bid is 150k with 6 days left.?
Doc.

It's baaaack!

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1969-chevrolet-camaro-460/

Here's one
Doc

Post a picture of the axle stamp. How about a picture of the casting date stamp.
Doc

Guys, it seems only 2 choices: OER or PaceCarJeff
Pros and cons on each
Ty, Doc.

Does anyone know this car? The window sticker should be tossed.
Ty, Doc.

Looking to find out if any of the current repop grilles are any good. One is advertised as "from original GM tooling". What is the actual "silver" finish on the grilles? Does the "egg crate" portion have to be painted or just the surround? Thank you in advance.
Doc.