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there is a company called stenciles and stripes,the kit has pics and all measurements needed to do stripes. Here is a link to their website.    http://www.stencilsandstripes.com/index.asp

Thanks that answers my question.I have the bright roofrail moldings and they have clips that look like it would hold the headliner in place.

the metal galvanized strips are not reproduced,as well as the clips that hold them,The bows I have, these metal strips are for glueing the headliner too and I was just wondering if there were side strips above the door window and quarter glass.I have all the other strips.

was there metal side strips above the doors that the headliner glued to like the 69? Also where can I get the funny clips that hold the metal strips in place? 

Also the trim tag has the rear antenna option code, so if your car didnt have it it would not be on the trim tag.

clean,clean and clean some more LOL. Also be sure when the judges get to your car no clutter is in the cars trunk or under the car ianywhere. Make sure they get acess to the whole car,under hood inside and trunk. Windows up and doors not closed but just opened a little.Do not talk to them and make sure your judgeing sheet is filled out and on the cars dash or windsheild when they get to you!! Good luck and have fun also is a rule!!

is it for sale 

how about just going to your local car shows and cruise nights and enjoy the car a bit.No pressure to worry about if the judges will like this or that.Just take the year off from the BIG CAMARO SHOW and just have fun with the car locally.That is what I think I might do also this year as like you said the camaro nats are further and will cost more this year so I am just going to enjoy the local events.

Now thats different LOL. I like the humor,we all need to smile now and then. That was my response when I seen the home page. 

what was the common race wheel for the 67/68 camaros? I was thinking of takeing the redlines off Jon and getting tourqe thrusts for my 67Z.

not trying to advertise here but you should get Jerrys book the definitive 69 camaro z/28 SS fact book.It shows all the things you need to know when looking for a z/28.Good luck and hope you find your z!!  here is the link to his website>  http://www.z28camaro.com/

thanks for the story on such a neat car and driver Jon. And the car still looks good!!

I have this on my norwood 67Z28 also.Its not just a LA car thing.I am sure it a power disc/drum item that was needed to make it easyer to attach with the brake booster and master installed.

did the stock rims hold up under raceing conditions? Looks neat with them on the front.

Recieved the extension from factory fit,if anyone needs this extension the part number for factory fit is CA71392.