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I asked this on camaros.net and just thought I would throw the question out here as well.
Were there different molding colors on the bezels similar to the way the grilles are molded?
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The silver bezels were an off white/grey plastic and were painted silver. The back side of originals show that very clearly..BKH
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Thanks Brian. So if the car was an SS the off white bezels were just painted black?
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They were black plastic like the SS versus Z-28 grills.
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Copo is right. The black ones are black all the way. I thought you were asking about the silver ones. Both answers are correct...BKH
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Ok. The factory had 2 bezels. Black molded for SS and off white/argent painted for base cars/Z/28s. Were they distinguished by different part numbers?
I am looking for another clue to tell base car vs. SS. Thanks for the info so far.
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1969 Z28 1972 Corvette |
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