Did the 69 Camaro use 2 different emissions decals for the 302? NPD shows one for before 7/69 (CF) and one for after 7/69 (DJ). Also did the 69 have a coolant decal on the radiator support? Thanks for the help.

MacNeish says CF and adds that the current reproductions don't have the correct lettering character style. I remember reading something on CRG about the coolant thing. I believe it was only on Canadian cars, but I'm not sure. Check the CRG forum, John Z answered that I think.

thanks for the help....pete

Canadian cars did use the coolant decal, but it was on the Pass inner wheelhouse just above the heater hoses.

Canadian cars did use the coolant decal, but it was on the Pass inner wheelhouse just above the heater hoses.

Nope, that one is the GM of Canada oil change recommendation sticker - here's my original. The coolant sticker on Canadian cars went on top of the rad support on the passenger side. :thumbsup:

Thanks John....do you have any idea if they used 2 different emissions stickers for the 69's 302? Rick's is also selling both stickers: (coded CF) before 7/69 and (coded DJ) after 7/69. Thanks again.

Thanks John....do you have any idea if they used 2 different emissions stickers for the 69's 302? Rick's is also selling both stickers: (coded CF) before 7/69 and (coded DJ) after 7/69. Thanks again.

Don't know for sure, but that makes sense; in those days, the standard incorporation date for federally-mandated safety/emissions-related items was September 1st, which was shortly after the "normal" launch date for the next year's production. As we know, the 1969 model year for the Camaro wasn't "normal" - it was extended into November, which is also why the door-mounted federally-mandated Certification Label also went on '69 Camaros built from mid-August on.

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John thanks for your help.....Pete