1969 Camaro Chevelle Chambered Exhaust 302 Ss 396 Gm Rare Z28 L78 Resonator on 2040-parts.com

Recent Discovery in GM Binder!

ATTENTION 1969 CAMARO SS Z-28

CHEVELLE SS OWNERS

CHAMBERED EXHAUST TECH NEWS

You’ve heard the saying, “Knowledge Is Power”?

This was printed in GOLD, as if GM knew what this information would become to the Chevelle SS, Camaro SS and Camaro Z28 owners, once the standard CHAMBERED EXHAUST on these models came under law enforcement scrutiny and was canceled!. That’s right! GM canceled the Chambered Exhaust “in production” on November 25, 1968 on ALL CAMAROS with the Z-28, L-78 and L-34 RPO’s and Chevelle SS with the L-78, L79 and L-34 RPO’s

This is the 4-page bulletin, dated April 15^th, 1969 that required ALL SERVICE PERSONNEL to read and initial-off on it! That’s right. The Service Manager, Shop Forman, Service Salesman and Service Technicians!!! I have the original and this is a professional reprint from THE FLAWLESS original that was recently discovered in a boxed, GM 3-ring folder!

It includes ALL the GM replacement part numbers required for the chambered exhaust conversion to the new, resonator system and regular muffler system on both vehicles. .It even shows the drawn configurations.

If you’re a collector or enthusiast and you want to get it right or have the need to add this to your documentation, this is short, but priceless to have!

This is from a former GM Training Institute Instructors collection. He taught at the Moorestown, NJ school from the late 50’s till his retirement in the late 90’s. He kept everything including a photo of him & his “thin-tie, well-dressed” graduate friends on the steps of GM Training Institute! A priceless photo!

The Photo is  NOT INCLUDED!! SORRY

BID TO WIN ~ NO RESERVE

Checkout and Payment expected within 48 hours of auction end. ~ Will pack very cautiously. ~ Described as best as possible. NOS means is was never used for its application but may show signs of handling over the years. Reprint means the original copy, in its condition and patina was professionally duplicated. Used means just that.