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#41
Originality / Re: How rare 69Z options
Last post by David K - July 06, 2026, 03:52:36 PMhttps://www.camaros.org/numbers.shtml#XnnCodes
X code information found above....started mid December 1968.
X code information found above....started mid December 1968.
#42
1969 - Orphans / Z28 Block on FB San Diego 1243...
Last post by boomer632 - July 06, 2026, 08:15:56 AMNot sure about the stamp.. 124379L521187 V0124DZ
Seller: Scott Hoefert, San Diego
https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=10244212845086806&set=pcb.1516082996109158
Seller: Scott Hoefert, San Diego
https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=10244212845086806&set=pcb.1516082996109158
#43
Restoration / Re: Introducing the "GILMORE" ...
Last post by x66 714 - July 06, 2026, 06:48:31 AMLooks great Jim. Thanks for taking us along for the journey....Joe
#44
Originality / Re: How rare 69Z options
Last post by buenymayor - July 06, 2026, 01:21:51 AMByron is exactly right. Norwood didn't start putting the X codes on the trim tag until well after September of '68.
#45
Restoration / Re: Introducing the "GILMORE" ...
Last post by 169INDY - July 05, 2026, 10:14:47 PMWrapped it up. Technically JULY 2025.
Couple of Sea trials issues as are had with all fresh restorations, few thing to come apart in Winter 2026-2027.
Fun shot on WA HWY #302 today.
Couple of Sea trials issues as are had with all fresh restorations, few thing to come apart in Winter 2026-2027.
Fun shot on WA HWY #302 today.
#46
Originality / 1969 bv 410 rear paint marks
Last post by john302 - July 05, 2026, 07:32:57 PMDoes anyone have any photos of the original paint marks on a Bv ? March built Norwood car . The paint marks by the cover and on the axle flanges . Thanks
#47
Originality / Re: How rare 69Z options
Last post by 1968RallySport - July 05, 2026, 05:31:22 PMQuote from: Bunzai on July 05, 2026, 09:35:41 AMI have some of the old Camaro secret facing papers.
What are these secret papers you have? Can you expand on that?
#48
Originality / Re: How rare 69Z options
Last post by bcmiller - July 05, 2026, 04:59:25 PMYour car would NOT have had X33 on the firewall tag originally from the assembly plant.
There is no way to say how rare the car is. Chevrolet did not keep track of option combinations.
U46 is probably your rarest option on the car. 1450 Camaros received that.
There is no way to say how rare the car is. Chevrolet did not keep track of option combinations.
U46 is probably your rarest option on the car. 1450 Camaros received that.
#49
Originality / Re: How rare 69Z options
Last post by Bunzai - July 05, 2026, 09:35:41 AMMy old car. Norwood build, firewall plate. Before I purchased this car years ago, I did lots of research (I know LOTS about early Z28s). I verified a 68 Z for a friend. Worked at a Chev parts department. The local Camaro club back in the day would ask me about Z28s. I have some of the old Camaro secret facing papers and specs submitted to SCCA that has all the modifications.
It also had the Endura front bumper. I added a cowl setup, 140 cam, crossram, passenger side chrome mirror, frame connectors, good traction bars, was told by someone while street racing that I pulled the front tires hitting second gear. It also had dealer installed hood locks, not the pin type.
Car is long gone to a friend, but the crossram is still in my possession. Not an original, but an Offenhauser, mid 70s Winters sold a lot of the performance molds to Offenhauser.
It also had the Endura front bumper. I added a cowl setup, 140 cam, crossram, passenger side chrome mirror, frame connectors, good traction bars, was told by someone while street racing that I pulled the front tires hitting second gear. It also had dealer installed hood locks, not the pin type.
Car is long gone to a friend, but the crossram is still in my possession. Not an original, but an Offenhauser, mid 70s Winters sold a lot of the performance molds to Offenhauser.
#50
Originality / Re: How rare 69Z options
Last post by buenymayor - July 05, 2026, 04:04:15 AMWelcome to the site. Where are you finding the X33 code on your car?