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Thanks for all the information. I'll pass it down to pike....Joe

I search a little to find the answer but nothing positive. Were the oval floor plugs bare steel or galvanized or ? Thank you, Joe

Powerglide is a 2 speed automatic. The stripes were Dover White paint on the fenders & header. Decals on the hood. I've used Stencils & Stripes for the mask & stripe kit....Joe

The NCRS report only tell the dealer it was sold to. It may or may not have been the dealer that sold it because of dealer trades. Nice score Austin.....Joe

You could post some pictures & we'll see what it might or might not have for original....Joe

I had one chromed years ago. Came out nice & still looks good....Joe

Assembly line hoods all have date codes. I've not seen any on NOS....Joe

I think they're an inch or so. Not a pin striped tire....Joe

You could bypass the switch by connecting the 2 purple wires together. Make sure it's out of gear with parking brake on. If the switch is the problem, the car will start.....Joe

Any chance somebody can post a picture of a car without the assist grip? I found a picture in the steering wheel section, but I could use a better picture. Thank you

Thank you, Kurt. Just wanted to make sure I had my ducks in a row....Joe

Thanks everybody for the info....Joe

After doing some research, it appears that the only time you could get an assist grip above the glove box on a 69 Camaro was when custom interior or special interior was ordered. Is this correct or am I missing something? Thank you, Joe

A couple of years ago I purchased a "just been serviced" what we all call a 67/68 am radio for really dirt cheap. It was less money than the invoice cost that was still in the box. I wanted it for my 68 but in actuality, it's for a 1967. So, my question is, is there any differences between 67 & 68 am radios? Lens, light colour, etc? Thank you, Joe

This is the original front speaker from my 1969 Norwood built Camaro. It doesn't follow the date code format that I've researched. An example of 466912 would indicate speaker 466, 1969, 12th week. My August of 1969 doesn't follow most of the known rules anyways. Can anybody say why this is different? I'm pretty sure that the date code is April 24th, 1969. Thank you, Joe