69-71 Z28, L78 Camaro, 70-72 LT-1, 70 Yenko Deuce, LS6 Chevelle Stamp Rite Bracket
 

Original GM Rear Fuel line clamp bracket. Clearly stamped "Stamp Rite"

These were used on April/May 1969 and later Z28 cars as well as 1970 Z28 Yenko Deuce and many other high performance application Chevrolet vehicles.

Hens teeth.

Guaranteed to be authentic. If you have any question as to it being real after purchase, send it back for a full refund.

If you think my asking price is out of line feel free to make an offer.

Mike Munro
518-526-3379

Hi Mike - did not see a price in the ad.....u might want to add one :-)

Mike, i dont see the price in the ad on my pc screen for some reason - anyone else having an issue seeing the price??

I don't see a price in the actual ad either, but under the one picture in the list of all the parts & literature for sale ads, it says $1000.

Yes it does top right $1000

Steve, that little box in your screen shot does not appear on my computer, and evidently not on Ed's either.

Not mine either. I think it is just the OP and the admins that see it. I see it on things I list.

Or, maybe me, Bill and Fast Eddie are just chopped liver and can't be trusted with all the info.

Not to hijack, but have seen several discussions where folks are convinced that some 69 Z/28s got this bracket and some did not. What is the consensus? If some did not, is there a reason, or just chance? Same question for 70 LT-1 Corvette. Neither my Corvette (Feb 70) nor my Z (August of 69) have one.

I am not home to see my notes but believe it was introduced by June of 1969. There may be earlier examples a moth or so earlier.

Lynn are both cars unrestored cars. If not perhaps when engine or carb were refreshed rebuilt they were tossed. Not sure about Corvette but it should have been used...

Check now. I believe the poster did not hit the update icon next to the price field. I did that and it properly populated the price in the main body. LMK if you see it now.

I sure don’t see any price other than Steve’s post.
What “update icon”
I’m the dumbas_ that always forget to ad the price, but, I’m almost always on it and paying attention and correcting my mistakes before or as soon as someone points it out to me.
I’ll just keep posting price in my ad until I forget it again!
Joe

I could be wrong but I thought ‘69 used the support tab off the fuel block
therefore not needing it.
In ‘70 with all the changes, intake, they eliminated the “Y” block support and added
this support.
I believe the Corvette used a different Brkt same affect but different.
Joe

Yes, price is now the first thing in the body of the ad, in bold font :biggthumpup:

Hi Joe great catching up at Camaro Nationals. The bracket as I mentioned was introduced around June of 69 and have found on many original cars built in that time period. This is picture from the Legend Judging manual for illustration. I know it has been discussed on this site and shared pics of originals on cars. Hope this helps.

There ya go, guess when I bought both the judging books I should probably set down and read them.
Thanks Steve
Joe

Steve, neither of my cars is unrestored.