What does one look like? I have a plate with a threaded hole, but it does not look like the rectangular rubber parts sold, its for a 69.

It's a rubber bumper bonded to a steel plate with two holes in it - attaches to the bracket on the underbody with two self-tapping bolts, as shown in the assembly manual (UPC 4, sheet B3).

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Good question. The one I bought from Rick's SS-129 Axle Pinion Bumper pg 73 looks like adifferent set up than factory. The one on my car was bolted on the one from Rick's seems like you need to wedge it into the hole in rear floor area where the original one bolted - the one from Ricks is just rubber no metal plate. Maybe I'm just looking at it wrong.
Any help to clearing this up would be great.

I can get you a closer in shot if you need it, but here's mine when the underside was being deskanked...
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v239/ekammerer/111_1103-1.jpg

It's a rubber bumper bonded to a steel plate with two holes in it - attaches to the bracket on the underbody with two self-tapping bolts, as shown in the assembly manual (UPC 4, sheet B3).

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John - could the verts have been different (different floors??)?? Mine does not bolt in that I could see. In fact, because mine was in decent shape and did not look like the repros, I left it in place and just taped it off during refinishing.

Kevin - Here's a closer shot of mine.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v239/ekammerer/Picture353.jpg

I am going to have to re-visit this after I get a look at my other car in the shop. I do remember a plate with a rubber snubber, but no details.

my NOR 1969 built 12B 68 had the bolt on snubber ,it was damaged and i replaced it with the push in kind .my LOS 1A 1969 has the push in .

My Norwood is original and never been touched except to wash it once. And I just went through my stuff. Not a single picture. Be right back! Here ya go,,, No bolts, welded.
http://epitomesrebuild.com/images/240.17.JPG

thanks Fred and Eric. Both of yours look the same, push in type. Anyone have pics of the bolt on kind?

FWIW, mine is a 10D Oct 68 NOR build.

the bolt on one uses the holes on each side of the push in like in Fred's & Eric's pictures . the cars can use either one .what type , build date and assembly plant does everyone have ?

Mine's May-Norwood.

My '69 is a April built and had the bolt on. I replaced with push in.
So either one is okay. Thanks for the pictures guys and clearing this up.

Success! I was not giving up on this bolt in type of snubber! After scouring other models, I found a replacement snubber that screwed into my plate (gm#3958061). It needs some trimming to sit flush and the bolt shortened, but it fits perfectly. It is sourced to a 1993 Doge D150 pickup - Upper control arm bumper. The Moog part# is K7293. Other parts I found were Dorman#663403, or McQuay-Norris#CB6 on rock-auto. I will take pictures this weekend as I do the trimming.

my 12 B 1968 car had the bolt in .

Here's the parts. I started working on it, but I had to go pick up my car from the painter. :D

http://www.fototime.com/195AB82C3439A28/standard.jpg

have you guys ever seen a flat end snubber like the one I have? ignore the lipstick on the end of it lol.


http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g35/johnnyscamaro67/100_3006.jpg

Here's the parts. I started working on it, but I had to go pick up my car from the painter.








Mine looks like this, similar to traction bar snubbers. Im pretty sure its original as its not in the best of shape.

The pinion snubber is what mopars use when traction bars are not allowed in certain classes.
Direct connection used to sell them & are adjustable. Theres bolt to the third member though.
http://americanmuscle.carshopinc.com/product_info.php/products_id/74336/23502

MBHD

Well after this part went to the WAY back burner, I finially fished it out and finished it. Looks like factory to me :D

http://www.fototime.com/7E518DB0B681738/standard.jpg

http://www.fototime.com/C82B170323D388F/standard.jpg

In the box it goes with the rest of the rear end parts waiting for the body of the car to be done :(

Here is mine before I cut it off for the G-Bar install:
http://i328.photobucket.com/albums/l346/Marroweter/Suspension%20and%20Brakes/Rear%20Suspension/RearSuspension005.jpg

My 01C car has the bolt in also :thumbsup:







bob

Bob, do you have a pic of your snubber? What bolts were used to attach to the body? thanks!

Bob, do you have a pic of your snubber? What bolts were used to attach to the body? thanks!



I'll search the archives....... I'm sure I do :thumbsup:



bob