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What is everyone using for their 69 Z/28's for a mechanical fuel pump? Main concern is reliability.
Ty, Doc

John, here are pictures of an original front and back. The only thing the repop has in common with an original is the shape. I made my own.
Doc

And they are installed dome up, not down like many cars that roll into my shop.

Original cars have been observed with both dome up and dome down.
Doc

Joe, all the original ones I have seen have been galvanized.
Doc

Great info here
https://www.camaros.org/hoods.shtml
Doc

3899805 is the part number listed in the assembly manual (page 446). No speaker housing covers for 1969.
Doc

Welcome to the site! Post the VIN's for the 2 cars and go from there.
Doc

Getting hard to find. Try to find originals as the repops are cheaply made. What is your build date?
Doc

Does anyone have a source for this "hook"? Measures just under 2mm wide and 19mm long. The back of this one is straight not indented in like the front.
Ty, Doc

Here ya go
Doc

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