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Started by hotrod68, September 01, 2006, 10:23:20 PM

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Green68RS

My unrestored February '68 built Norwood car has orange PTB stamps on both sides of the cowl.  Still very clear.  I am trying to figure out a way to preserve them when the time comes to restore the engine compartment. :)
1967 Madeira Maroon Coupe
1967 Butternut Yellow Coupe
1968 Ash Gold Coupe
1968 Sequoia Green RS Convertible

Steve68

Green68RS

Just curious, is your grille all black or does it have the horizontal chrome stripes on it.  Thanks.

Steve

Green68RS

Hi Steve,
Yes mine has the silver, but a lot of it has worn off.
Kevin
1967 Madeira Maroon Coupe
1967 Butternut Yellow Coupe
1968 Ash Gold Coupe
1968 Sequoia Green RS Convertible

Steve68

#18
Thanks for your response Kevin.  We are trying to get some info for this thread  http://www.camaros.org/forum/index.php?topic=1087.0 and saw your car was close to the dates and I just had to ask.  :)
You do believe it to be original to the car then....correct?

Steve

RickH

Quote from: KevinK on September 13, 2006, 01:33:33 PM

...not that this answers your question, ...but my '67 (LOS) had no stampings anywhere (it was unrestored when I got it), ...and I believe that was the case for LA...

Kevin,
I have seen some PTB stamps on LOS built 67 Camaros but they are on the firewall under the fenders. where you can't see them. Take an inspection mirror and see if you can see them.

Rick H.

KevinK

 ...I just happened to see some 'writing' on the firewall of the '67. If I remember correctly it was a "43", ...hey maybe Richard Petty signed it  :o  ...I'll have to look further to see if there are any stampings... ;)


Quote from: RickH on September 30, 2006, 09:02:11 AM
Quote from: KevinK on September 13, 2006, 01:33:33 PM

...not that this answers your question, ...but my '67 (LOS) had no stampings anywhere (it was unrestored when I got it), ...and I believe that was the case for LA...

Kevin,
I have seen some PTB stamps on LOS built 67 Camaros but they are on the firewall under the fenders. where you can't see them. Take an inspection mirror and see if you can see them.

Rick H.

lakeholme

X-77,

Thanks for emailing me those "under the fender" stamping pictures.  You really ought to post them in this thread to make it complete.
Thanks again!
Phillip, HNR & NCR-AACA, Senior Master, Team Captain, Admin.,
Spring Southeastern Nationals chair, AACA National Director

rich69rs

I had posted this picture about a year ago in a previous thread.  Since we are discussing firewall markings of various types, any thoughts as to what the "2" means? ???  1969 RS Base Coupe, Norwood 01C build.
Richard Thomas
1969 RS

9T4Z

Quote from: Green68RS on September 26, 2006, 12:42:46 PM
My unrestored February '68 built Norwood car has orange PTB stamps on both sides of the cowl. Still very clear. I am trying to figure out a way to preserve them when the time comes to restore the engine compartment. :)

Did you ever get any pictures... love to see them.
Gary 9T4Z

94Z rag blower 491 rwhp (now 505!)
69 Pace Car, 70RS,91Z,91RS

Jerry@CHP

According to a Norwood quality control I interviewed back in the late 1980's, PTB stamps designated paint body and trim inspection before the front fenders were installed on the car.  Most of the '68 and '69 cars have the stamps in sight but many of the 67 cars (not all) have the stamps behind the front fenders.  It was about 1987 when many Norwood plant workers transferred to the Baltimore plant due to the closing of Norwood.  Talked with quite a few of the Norwood workers during that time.

Jerry@CHP