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1969 Camaro, need correct plating anwser on the big subframe washers. The Legends manual isn't to clear on them. I have some originals that look like they were silver cad or zinc plated. Heartbeat City sells Grey Phosphate repops. Any help is greatly appreciated.  Thanks.

Did original 1969 disc brake dust shields and caliper brackets have part numbers stamped in them?  I purchased a original disc brake setup and it has no part numbers stamped in either the dust shields or caliper brackets.  I've seen caliper brackets and dust shields with part numbers stamped in them.  The julian date is 304 on the calipers so it's a late 1969 date.

Were the X44 and X11 Yenko Camaros trim tags coded X44D80 and X11D80 since they all were ordered with spoilers?  I looked on the internet and was only able to find one tag on a Yenko Camaro and it was coded X11D80.  Thanks, Brent

I googled this but haven't seen any updates.  Anyone have any news on how the restoration is coming on this Camaro?

https://classifieds.ksl.com/listing/57081341#.XVCa_g5by_o.email

I really like the look of these tire and wheels on this car for sale on Ebay.  Any guess on the front and rear rim size?  Thank you in advance.
Brent.  https://www.ebay.com/itm/1969-Chevrolet-Camaro-SS-RS/333026068554?hash=item4d89e6884a:g:qYcAAOSwbWJcQTRb&vxp=mtr&redirect=mobile

Looking at a posi Eaton 4 series case with a casting date number 297.  What date does this translate to?  Thanks in advance.

I am going to look at a 1st gen eater box I believe is from a. Big Block car.  I have read somewhere the frame that holds the  core is slightly bigger
than  a small block  box.  Can anyone confirm or deny this?  Thank you in advance.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1969-COPO-Camaro-REAL-ORIGINAL-BE-code-12-Bolt-Differential-3894860NF/192609861011?epid=19016725969&hash=item2cd8713d93%3Ag%3AAkkAAOSwO1pbTmS4&_sacat=0&_nkw=copo+be&_from=R40&rt=nc&LH_TitleDesc=0%7C0

I'd just like to post a quick thanks to Jon and the rest of you that have contributed to this forum.  I have been a big fan of Trans-Am cars for quite awhile and have collected alot of articles from magazine and the internet on these cars. I just stumbled onto this site and spent alot of happy hours reading all the threads and realized there's more knowlege here than anything I've collected over the last few years.  An example, I was looking for a picture of the tall spindles that were used in the T/A Camaros but had never seen one.  After reading these threads for an hour, low and behold, there's a picture of one.  Thanks for all the great threads. Brent

Sometime ago I read that the 1969 Penske Donahue Camaro was involved in a accident at a T/A Historic race. I also read it was going to be rebuilt.  Did that ever occur and has it raced again?