All,

Does anybody have dimension information or pictures of the correct location of the 302 decal that goes on a '69 Z/28 cowl air cleaner lid? I did a search, but couldn't fine anything.

Thanks,
Doug

The A.I.M. (Z28, Sheet A5) shows 2.25" from the center of the stud to the top edge of the decal, but it looks better at 2.5". :thumbsup:

OK. What is the A.I.M.?

Thanks,
Doug

Well, it used to mean "Airman's Information Manual", but now to be politically correct it is "Aeronautical Information Manual".

Or maybe it's the Assembly Instruction Manual?

Doug when you own a first gen camaro, you need the AIM in your garage.. Assembly Information Manual, it has all the details of how the car is put together, wiring, bolts, etc. :) available from many sources, online on ebay or parts houses like Ricks etc.

I can't live without the AIM.
I'm always saying "The AIM says this, or The AIM says that"
So much that my buddy Tony has come up with a new word for me.
He says I'm too AIMal.
Billy

OK. I'm sorry, I do have an assembly instruction manual. The "AIM" threw me. Is there a trick to looking up stuff in that manual? I haven't figured out how to look stuff up in it. I just have to start at the front and start flipping pages. I went through it last night looking for the 302 decal information, but I must have skipped over it.

Thanks,
Doug

This manual is very informational to the younger crowd and you need it, as us "old foggies" dont plan on being around forever.

especially the way those Texas guys make their brats :D

OK. I'm sorry, I do have an assembly instruction manual. The "AIM" threw me. Is there a trick to looking up stuff in that manual? I haven't figured out how to look stuff up in it. I just have to start at the front and start flipping pages. I went through it last night looking for the 302 decal information, but I must have skipped over it.

Thanks,
Doug

The front section of the manual covers all the parts required to build a "base car" - no options - arranged by the GM UPC's (Uniform Parts Classfication):

0 = General Information
1 = Body & Trim/Hardware
2 = Frame
3 = Front Suspension
4 = Rear Suspension & Driveline
5 = Brakes
6 = Engine
7 = Clutch & Transmission
8 = Fuel & Exhaust
9 = Steering
10 = Wheels & Tires
11/13 = Front Sheet Metal & Grille & Cooling
12 = Electrical
14 = Bumpers & Miscellaneous

The second half of the manual is the Options, organized by sales RPO Codes, in alphabetical order (A - Z). The body, from the firewall back, was built, painted, and trimmed by Fisher Body; none of those parts are in the Chevrolet assembly manual - it only covers Chevrolet-installed parts.

The decal information you asked about is in the Z28 section, on sheet A5. :thumbsup:

Thanks for the information. That helps!

Doug