1969 Hockey Stripe

[69L89]

I am trying to find out the correct layout on the 1969 Camaro correct Hockey Stripe. I know that the front fenders are painted on and the doors back are stickers. Here is what I am not sure about. Where the 396 emblem goes on the front fender, is there supposed to be a break in the stripe or is the stripe supposed to be solid and the 396 emblem goes over the painted stripe? I have seen a bunch of pictures both ways and am not sure which is correct.

Any help getting this figured out would be great.

[Supercar_Kid]

The stripe SHOULD have the break for the engine ID. Also, there are several parts suppliers that sell a proper stencil kit to paint the fender portions. I've seen too many shadetree hockeysticks that look more like a broadsword or a snake that swallowed a rat. They're almost always TOO FAT. Also, early cars had the fender portion extended onto the lower fender extension. I'm sure I can find some pics. Let me look.

[69L89]

The car was built in October, 4th week.

[69SSRSL89]

Here's a decent photo for you to check out.

[Supercar_Kid]

Not the best pics...but proper looking hockeysticks.

[69L89]

Awesome, thanks for the info and pics.

[69SSRSL89]

Here are a couple of decent side views of the stipes. The pictures are in bad lighting but you can see the stripes decent.

[69SSRSL89]

and another

[camaromb]

Eric,
The hugger orange 396 SS must be my old car. Where did that car end up? Has to be my car, not too many with front bumper guards. 396/350 4 speed,white houdstooth, great car to drive. Can I have it???? Again!
Mark

[nuch_ss396]

[ QUOTE ]


You know, I used to hate this color combination and opted
for what I have: Hugger Orange w/ black vinyl & D90 stripes.
However, as time has gone by, I have become more and more
fond of the HO & white vinyl & D90 stripes. What does that
say? Getting old?

One other question about this image. This car has the
1/4 louver chrome inserts, so why doesn't it have bright
drip rail molding?

Steve