Early production 69 Camaro details.

[Unreal]

Thanks Charlie, That confirms that I installed mine correctly. Don't think I put the outside ones down, though. Sometime when I feel like wrestling the back seat I'll fix that. I wonder why they were done that way? The tag is below the seat level, so it wouldn't show either way.

[firez]

Charlie is it safe to say these cars were painted totally assembled?

[Kurt S]

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Charlie is it safe to say these cars were painted totally assembled?

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No. Read http://www.camaros.org/assemblyprocess.shtml

[firez]

So am I correct in thinking the doors and trunk lid were painted while on the body?

[Charley Lillard]

yes.

[firez]

Thanks for the insight

[Paul_S]

Charley,

Could you post a pic or two of the original gas tank sending unit ground screw if it's still around? I'd like to know size, length and head style.

Thanks

[Charley Lillard]

arrgh. Took it out and thru it in bin I think. As I recall it takes a 5/16" socket to remove. I will look for it.

[68l30]

Paul, If you have a part number, I can get you the exact info...


Steve

[Charley Lillard]

Paul S...Here is the gas tank sending unit ground wire screw. It takes a 1/4" socket. I confirmed it with my Norwood L89 also. Appears to be cad plated. One I just washed and the other I bead blasted so it looks shiny anyway but the washed one clearly appears to be cad plated.