69 z-28 camaro ?

Z28-69 · 04-09-2008, 11:58 PM

[QUOTE=bob gonier;65333]ACTUALLY GUYS............ It was a production date issue. The early production cars had the flat hoods and the cowl induction hood came out later into the model year. SO....... ALL early production cars came from the factory with a flat hood and ALL cars built after a certain date got the cowl hood. It was standard equipment on all the later built Z/28's and ALL the Pace Cars and COPO Camaro's. Those the facts............

Did you also know early production Z/28's came with the shorter '68 spoiler too......As an option of course......

From what I'm told, you are correct. Also most of the ones that were built in Norwood were flat hood. Mine was a flat hood that didn't stay flat for long. However I still have the flat one laying around. I am lucky that my Dad is a pack rat. I have almost all the orriginal parts in boxes, and car has mostly drag strip milage.

04-09-2008, 11:58 PM	#10
Z28-69 Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Grand Rapids MI Posts: 66 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: 69 z-28 camaro ? [QUOTE=bob gonier;65333]ACTUALLY GUYS............ It was a production date issue. The early production cars had the flat hoods and the cowl induction hood came out later into the model year. SO....... ALL early production cars came from the factory with a flat hood and ALL cars built after a certain date got the cowl hood. It was standard equipment on all the later built Z/28's and ALL the Pace Cars and COPO Camaro's. Those the facts............ Did you also know early production Z/28's came with the shorter '68 spoiler too......As an option of course...... From what I'm told, you are correct. Also most of the ones that were built in Norwood were flat hood. Mine was a flat hood that didn't stay flat for long. However I still have the flat one laying around. I am lucky that my Dad is a pack rat. I have almost all the orriginal parts in boxes, and car has mostly drag strip milage.