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I'm not so sure about the Z21 style trim group thing. My Camaro (aparently a non Z-21) has chrome moldings around all the windows (back glass, doors, windshield), and there's nothing at the base of the windshield. I can't say I've ever heard of chrome trim down that far on a 2nd gen., but I guess it's still possible . . . I'll check up on it.
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On the early 2nd gen. cars, the Z-21 option included bright crome trim on the very back of the hood, or so nastyz28.com says. Aparently there were no chrome pieces covering the bottom of the windshield . . . if the hood covered the bottom of the windshield, why should GM put extra trim on the windshield? Just sounds like some extra weight to me!!!
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I know what piece you are talking about...it is a 2-3 inch band of stainless at the base of windshield...not sure about the Camaro application.
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As others above have suggested the Z-21 Style Trim option had NO molding of ANY kind across base of front windshield.
The Style Trim Option did include a STAINLESS STEEL molding that gripped back edge of Hood, along with matching molding on top edge of fenders and doors. I looked through many pictures in my collection and chose to attach one of a 70 Z-28. You can see the Black painted cowl, depressed parked wiper blades and Windshield.....Thats ALL....regards, Chuck S
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Chuck Sharin [email protected] Auburn,WA (30 miles South of Seattle) 70 Camaro R/S Z-28, L-78, R/S SS 69 Camaro COPO "recreation" |
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Oh well.I guess there is no such piece.I must have seen it on another type of car.I know thye were used on full size cars and maybe on later chevelles,but I guess not on a camaro.I was figuring I could use it to cover up the screws as well as the unslightly area at the base of the lexan windshiled on my race car.Maybe I can make something.Thanks anyway.
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