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#31
And how original do you think their plates look. I have one California plate for my '67 and thought I might get one made to match.  Not sure if they are good enough to pass by the DMV as the second plate.
#32
the car was a late 67 build, June 67, so really I should be using late U's or early V's, but a 67 is a 67, so if I find nice late T's I'll use them. Thanks.
#33
Thanks for the info. Just wanted to make sure I could buy some "T" plates as well as "U" plates for the July '09 YOM rule changes.
#34
Wondering if any California folks out there have a 1967 model year vehicle with original plates starting with a late Txx - xxx number. Most have U's and early V's. 
#35
Thanks.
#36
So it was cast for a 1969 model car?
#37
Wanted to confirm a date of production for my manifold...

F118:

Does this equate to a production date of June 11, 1968?

casting number is: 3927184, with a GM-5 pattern if that helps at all.

Thanks in advance for any help.
#38
So it's a relay that I need. Thanks for the help and thanks for that web site.
#39
OK, I have a 67 RS that has a clicking sound (about every 4 seconds) from a small black box (1 inch x 2 inches) with rounded corners that is mounted on the lower lip of the passenger side front fender (right in front of the wheel well). There is a matching unit right next to it. Must be some type of switch or solenoid. Not able to open thw front grill doors, but when I open manually, the doors will close when the ignition turns off. I do have a picture of this unit, but is too large to post!!!  Could always e-mail someone if they are willing to take a look.

Looking to identify the part and see where I can get a replacement.

Thanks.
#40
Originality / Re: 67 Bowtie Mirror
February 13, 2009, 10:22:33 PM
If you mean the small bowtie on the back of the mirror, then yes they were on 67's. I have a June built 67 RS with dual mirrors, both with bowties on them.
#41
That's what I'll buy then. Thanks for the info.
#42
Maintenance / Re: Headlight Switch on a 67
February 12, 2009, 05:57:14 PM
Thanks!
#43
Maintenance / Headlight Switch on a 67
February 12, 2009, 04:33:39 PM
How difficult is it to replace the headlight switch on a 67 Camaro RS. Do I need to pull the dashboard or can I get to it from behind the dash? Thanks.
#44
I believe it was the regular size. Had a 1960's/70's polyglass spare when I bought it.
#45
I have a 67 convertible that had a vey faded and worn out BLUE deck lid sticker. Pretty sure this is the original color. Look at Rick's Camaros, I think they sell the blue one.