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I just took my rear bumper guards apart. It looks like the "RSC" bolt that holds the bracket with the N with a circle around the N was zinc plated not black phosphate. Can I get some other input before I plate my bolts.
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Mike, from original cars I've seen the lower rear bumperette bolts were clear zinc (silver) plated. They are often misread as phosphated because the original plating has been sacrificed over time. Here is a photo of a 22K mile 9C built Norwood survivor.
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Perhaps it could be yet another change made sometime during the production year? http://www.camaros.org/forum/index.php?topic=15233.0
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Rob 1969 Camaro Z/28. Norwood 02D. Lemans Blue |
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Lloyd,
I agree with the bolt in your picture should be clear zinc plated. I was talking about the other bolt "RSC" head mark that looks like black phosphate. My bolt that hold the bracket to the bumper guard shows no evidence of being black phosphate plated. |
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Mike, from original (and NOS) examples I've seen the bumper hook is silver cad and the bolt is either cad or zinc.
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Lloyd,
My bumper guards (03D of 1969) look exactly like post #13 with the silver cad hook and the bolt in either silver cad or zinc. |
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I went through the legends the uppers are zink
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I mean silver cad
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Before I get my bolts plated, can we get an official answer on how the bolts that attach the bumper guards to the rear valance are plated.
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